From my experience, I feel like the West Coast is more open to non-targets. If you network well there and A1/A2's like you, then you're very likely to get interviewed. However, for NY office, even if you have some bankers batting for you, there's still a high chance of you not getting an interview. This is for the same bank.
Can anyone confirm? Tks
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