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What sector do you prefer? Utilities / infra deals are a world separate from industrials.
I would pick Citi.
Thanks. Jefferies Healthcare called to offer an early promotion to associate. Should I take that over Citi?
In terms of sectors, I am neutral among all 3.
Again, appreciate any input
Industrials is a great industry to be in, most of the deals I have worked on are in the sector and I like it a lot. However early promotion to associate at Jefferies' best group (by far) is also appealing. Jefferies is a great firm but keep in mind that : 1. It is a sweat shop, my friends working there were getting crushed, and 2. They have a weird clawback clause about their bonuses, you should look into it. I had two friends leaving the firm and having to pay money back
https://news.efinancialcareers.com/uk-en/272313/jefferies-clawbacks-bon…
Good luck, not an easy decision
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