3 very different groups. Which one would you choose to be as a full time nad looking forward into the next few years in terms of learning experience/exit options, etc?
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agreed...pick whatever interests you and whatever you're best suited for. if you pick a group today just because its prestigious or has good exit opps but end up hating it over the next two or three years, you probably wont be considering following through on those same exit opps anyway. pick a group you genuinely want to pursue and whatever exit opps arise will be best suited to you as well. after all, there arent many groups that are dead ends so you have some freedom in choosing
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