Hi, i am senior and so far have no job offers. I was thinking this past weekend maybe try to reach out to alumnus again and maybe have them pass my resume along for S.A.. They told me they were going pass my resume along for F.T but i assume they didn't or maybe recruiting was just that bad for F.T.. I am hoping its the latter.. For the third time a BB is recruiting for S.A and I have applied and will delay graduation by a year if i get an offer.
What do you think? How should I go about asking them to pass my resume for S.A?
If you are going to delay your graduation to try and get a SA role, put the delayed graduation on your resume. Yes, it is slightly unethical bet it is probably your best shot.
I'm also in the same situation, but I'm already admitted and will be continuing on with a 1-year masters at my current school, but I'm mainly focused on BB in asia. all the HR people that I've talked to at the banks have said that I am eligible for SA, but I'm not sure if I will be treated the same as other juniors applying. does anyone with asia experience know whether I should just write down my masters graduation date on my resume or just write that I will be graduating a semester late?
What about reaching out again to alums who said they would pass my resume along for F.T. How should i go about this?
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