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I was wondering if restructuring is the most competitive product group, and if it would be easier to recruit into a coverage group (power, utilities, and renewables) at Guggenheim specifically for a full time analyst position.
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In General restructuring is more competitive, much more technical field and a lot fewer spots at very good banks to begin with.
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