Asking this mainly because of the whole pandemic situation and how will this affect full-time recruiting timeline/sources for banks.
More specifically, will it be challenging for people who graduated in 2020, have worked a full year as a full-time analyst with a bank and are looking to switch to a different bank/group in 2021?
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