Recently spoke to a friend that's doing their SA internship at Soc Gen Houston but I can't find much info about it. Is it a new office? Thoughts on exit ops and culture?
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I worked in Soc Gen many years ago, so I recommend you reach out to someone on LinkedIn that used to go there.
Here is what I know:
Oil and Gas is getted wrecked. Strong players are having a tough time in Texas, now imagine Soc Gen. Socg Gen Houston was not a profitable office 8 years ago, I highly doubt that situation has changed. I wouldn't recommend working there for a full-time role because you might be working on a sinking ship.
That's all I knew from the time I worked there, but please reach out to people on LinkedIn for updated info.
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