post internship
after an internship at a BB, assuming u perform to their expectations, do they give u a FT offer or do you have to apply again and go through interviews ?
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You get an offer
The main purpose of the summer internship is to hire for full time, especially at a BB. You should receive an offer (or not) very soon after the completion of your internship. I received my offer on my last day.
you may need to elaborate
If you get an offer after you intern, how much time do they usually give you to consider?
check with your career center..the banks are forced to comply even though they will certainly try and get around it
i got my offer in aug and didnt notify the bank until dec 1
give you until Nov 15th to decide. However, they want to know asap so they can plan recruting for campus. Most banks will incentivize you with giving you some extra money if you sign early as well.
I know I dont even have an ibanking offer and am getting ahead of myself but there is one thing that I don't get.
Lets say you did a summer internship from a CDN firm like RBC/CIBC and get an offer to return, but your goal is to get a US BB...how can you leverage your offer and go to a US BB if that offer explodes by Nov.15? Wouldn't you need more time to get the interview and go through it considering they won't even start the recruiting process till later? Or do banks recruit for FT at a different date
Banks give you very little time so you would be pressured to take their offer. However, if you are upfront with them and tell hem you currently exploring other options, they should be willing to extend the deadline for you. If that doesn't work, try contacting your school's career center.
if you contact your career center and piss off the bank, they might just take your offer away. I have heard of it happening sometimes. Nov. 15th is a enough time to get a FT offer. Recruiting starts in Sept.
I understand you have to be considerate and all, but does anyone know someone who actually had an offer rescinded? harsh!
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