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Certain schools tend to have more representation in other groups due to alums/higher ups. Yale has a big presence in ECM, Yale/Princeton/Duke in FIG, etc.

Given your offer is group specific, I’d assume people are strategic about rankings.

 

Yeah I know - I’m at GS. I just thought it’s surprising bc the groups themselves also rank preferences so you’d think they’d also index on target schools. In comparison, NR (for ex.) is almost all Ivy League + Stanford grads

 

do you know guys that all their life got bullied for being fat and then they insult others for being fat?

I think the same thing applies to his comment but to performance / low IQ.

incentives trumph ethics
 

Not 100% sure but pretty sure their process is very networking/diversity/crapshoot heavy. I'm at a H/S/W, interned at MS/EVR/PJT for SA, and am incoming MF PE analyst and I couldn't even get an interview with them for SA or FT (straight to rejection, no hirevue). Crazy.

 

HSW undergrad and MS/EVR/PJT are the most eclectic groupings lol, 3 totally different banks and not a school grouping anyone uses for undergrad. My money is on Wharton and PJT M&A

 

Between Hirevues and Zoom interviews, BB hiring is very diversified by school now. A group like TMT that is highly regarded and doesn't really care about pedigree can pick from their top networkers / group of resumes

FWIW my group (not GS TMT level but still a top BB group) tends to have a preference towards scrappy non-target kids as they had a string of lazier HYP types come through a few years ago. Not representative of the rest of their schools of course, but even MDs are aware of the high effort required to land IB at a non-target and are willing to give those guys a chance

 

Kids from engineering backgrounds are smart too, it’s way more technical than ib modeling 

 

IB is not as prestigious as it was 10-15 years ago. Salaries have not grown as fast as they have in tech and even law, but the work is just as hard. With gen Z more focused on a balanced life, top students don’t want to sweat their dick off just to say they work for an investment bank lol

 

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