Considering a lateral move to what's considered a top group at UBS but a lot of somewhat recent threads (see below) on here have me concerned. I also know the team is fairly short staffed at the moment as well.
I'm currently at a decent growing upper MM but am looking to switch verticals - so I'm weighing whether this would be a bad move. I have decent hours with solid analysts below me and supportive VPs above me.
Have things improved/flat-lined/gotten worse since the spring? I saw some folks were disappointed with bonuses there but the sample size seemed too low to draw any conclusions. Is it fair to assume a 75-100% multiplier at the Associate level?
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- wallstreetoasis.c om/forums/senior-resignations-at-ubs-tmt
- wallstreetoasis.c om/forums/culture-and-hours-at-ubs
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bump, is it true I'll be able to make it to my yoga session?
Bull or bear? That’s the real question here.
I hope you aren't lateraling to the UBS SF TMT group b/c virtually everyone has left the group (senior mgmt got poached for SVB Leerink) so it's like starting at a brand new group. Would not recommend at this point.
what about UBS NYC TMT?
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