Hi, I am looking at the difference in deal amounts, hours, culture, and comp between Raymond James Boston, Harris Williams Boston, and Lincoln International NY. For all three I am looking at there TMT groups. I would also like to know exit ops, but those are not my main priority right now. This is for a SA position. Thank you.
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Definitely Harris Williams Boston or if you definitely want to be in NYC Lincoln and then you can always network and lateral to another firm in NYC (options much more than Boston).
My friend had a very bad experience at RJ, a lot of discrimination issues.
-> https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/employee-represented-by-clouse…
LOL, this has nothing to do with IB in general, let alone Boston. I can't imagine a back office culture where things are this wild.
RJ's tech team is great and the Boston office is a fun group. I've seen associates there go to good MM tech-focused PE shops. I wouldn't worry about what someone above said about discrimination -whatever article they posted was years ago, in Florida, and not even in IB
I don't know about the other banks' tech teams specifically, but HW overall has a better reputation than Lincoln
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