Maybe the Real Deal on Exit Ops?

Here's a thought I had. Lots of people say S&T has terrible exits. Isn't it true that no matter where you end up, exit ops from any FO role at a BB will have better exits than ~95% of all people?Sometimes I feel like people say HF and PE are the only worthwhile exit ops, and most likely that is a result of me spending too much time on this site but isn't like anything you do out of IB, S&T, ER, PWM whatever probably better than the rando EY kid. Like, I feel like doing a few years at a BB in any reputable role you could go to nice corp job at the least if you wanted to or go get a MBA and find a real cushy gig at United Airlines or some bs.idk maybe I am over exaggerating or something but do my thoughts make sense to anyone else? I think I may have just cared about “exit ops” too much

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