MS industrials vs PJT M&A
Best offer to take here? Would like input on the overall balance between experience, exits, culture, compensation, etc.
Thx.
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Personally would take PJT M&A. Comp is higher, culture is better, and you are doing purely advisory work
PJT in most cases
Are you a first or second year lateral?
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Exits: MS
Everything else: PJT
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