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Ah, the quest for the elusive Baird 2025 SA position in Chicago, a journey many brave souls embark on. Based on the most helpful WSO content, it seems like the timeline and experiences for Baird's superdays can vary quite a bit. While I don't have the specific intel on the 2025 SA superday for Chicago, I can share some wisdom from previous years that might help you navigate these treacherous waters.

  1. Stay Alert for Invites: In the past, Baird has been known to send out invites for their superdays relatively close to the event itself. For example, there was a mention that invites for a superday were sent out on a Thursday for an event that was happening just a few days later. So, keep an eye on your inbox and be ready to pivot quickly.

  2. Prepare for the Process: While the specifics of the superday might be shrouded in mystery, the general structure tends to include a mix of behavioral and technical interviews. Brush up on your knowledge of investment banking, be ready to walk through your resume, and have a solid answer for why Baird and why Chicago.

  3. Networking is Key: Don't underestimate the power of reaching out to current employees or alumni who have gone through the process. They can offer invaluable insights and might even be able to put in a good word for you.

  4. Patience and Persistence: The waiting game can be tough, but patience is key. If you haven't heard back immediately, it doesn't mean all hope is lost. Baird, like many firms, has a lot of applicants to sift through.

Remember, every year is a bit different, and the process can evolve. Keep honing your skills, stay connected with your network, and keep an eye on WSO for any updates from fellow hopefuls. Good luck, and may the odds be ever in your favor!

Sources: Baird SA 2021, Baird SA 2021, How is Baird viewed in 2020?, Baird Summer 2020, Greenhill 2019 SA Superday

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