MS Menlo / GS SF vs MBB [REPOST]
Reposting because it didn't get many responses:
Between MS Menlo / GS SF and an MBB like McKinsey, which makes the most sense exit wise? I'm really interested in tech (I'm a CS major but I don't want to do SWE) and want to be involved in the Silicon Valley scene in some way or the other (either growth equity, VC, or exiting to a startup). Thinking long term, I'd want to get an MBA from a school like Stanford and join a tech company in a management role; I really want to be operational. I also want to give startups a shot. Ideally, later on in my career, I'd be a tech investor. Based on all of this, what makes the most sense post college? I know a firm like McKinsey will give a more operational experience than a bank, but a tech bank places you directly in the heart of Silicon Valley. Kind of confused here.
Sounds like MBB is more in line with your goals. Do you have offers from both sides though??
No
anybody know what tech sectors ms menlo covers?
Big on software (across both enterprise and consumer - enterprise gets carved up a lot), semis is huge now given Tammy kiely is an absolute BSD that came in from GS TMT in SF, then there’s also internet,auto-tech (small amount), like 65% of the office covers some piece of software (vertical, security, infrastructure, front office etc), 20% does anything related to internet / consumer software, 10% is semis - but this growing, last 5% is autotech.
Sir he is asking abt MS
is this supposed to be evercore menlo (since you're talking about tammy moving over from gs?).
in any case, wondering if you know the breakdown at ms menlo.
Yeah sorry I read evr not ms- but i guess that’s good for whoever is interested in evr lol
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