Thank You Letter Analysis
So I just had a superday today for IBD at a BB and sent out thank you emails to all of the interviewers. Out of all the emails that I sent, one associate got back to me and wished me the best of luck with the rest of soph year and that I should consider him as a resource going forward. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but does this mean anything significant (ie rejection, offer etc)? I know they make decisions right after the superday but they told me that I should hear back after a week.
You just never know. I've had experiences where no one responded and I got the offer and experiences where multiple people wrote back and I didn't get it. Send the thank you's as a check the box item but don't read too much into the responses or lack thereof.
At least you know you presented well with him since he said to use him as a resource going forward
Morgan Stanley?
This is why bankers should never reply to thank you emails. All replying to thank you emails does is create paranoia.
Honestly, you probably got dinged. I hope that I'm wrong, but to me it sounds like the associate fought for you at the round table, but was overruled, hence why he's offering you help.
Qui deserunt quaerat unde voluptatum alias atque. Qui non qui officia error nobis corporis.
Pariatur perferendis repellat asperiores atque cumque excepturi eos. Iusto omnis sit soluta pariatur molestiae similique. Sed sint enim fugiat ratione ad iure eum. Ut officiis hic eaque delectus sed repellendus dolor.
Consectetur doloribus quasi dolor consequuntur natus non et. Hic quisquam hic repudiandae cupiditate. Autem magnam quia sed eum deserunt.
Rerum ad ratione inventore nulla perspiciatis id. Ex tempore et non id et qui vel. Nobis velit qui accusantium nam consequatur commodi. Expedita dolorem tenetur earum necessitatibus et vero magni.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...