As context, I'm a junior analyst.
Been thinking that banking doesn't give you all kinds of great exit opps people seem to talk about.
If you are not a PE/HF hardo and you cannot care less for a corp dev position (because it's boring from networking conversations, a pesrpective thing), where did you go after your banking career?
Like, actual destinations and roles.
PS: I believe Strategy & Operations roles favor management consultants over bankers?
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