JPM London withdrawing internship offers
It seems like some of the banks are reassessing their ER needs after changes to EU regulation and Covid?
It seems like some of the banks are reassessing their ER needs after changes to EU regulation and Covid?
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"This will cost me £10k in lost income and I'll need a loan to pay my rent this summer."
This is so stupid. Intern expenses are a drop in the bucket for a bank. Why not just bring them on and cut return offer rates? Anyway, this is why you shouldn't feel bad reneging.
I remember reading on a BB's webpage that reneging leaves a bad first impression in a small industry. ''Is this really the impression you want to give when starting out your career?'' The irony
Well they have way better bargaining power, but it's still a shitty thing to do. Sometimes I forget what industry we're in.
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