Women Diversity Events

I wasn’t invited to any diversity event by any bank. I am an international Asian woman (many like me) attending a target b-school (think H/W) . Im looking at 2024 mba summer internships.

Do you think I have low success in recruiting or I am at low priority with these banks ? How are these diversity selections made?

Any thoughts appreciated.

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Faceless VPs like you need to be given a class on kindness. And yes, to massage your stupid ego - I am recruiting normally.

This is as more of a question.

 
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Taking a guess, but international likely hurts somewhat.

Also, Asian female is probably the 2nd-least or overall least valued "diversity" category (the only competition for this is a white Hispanic male) as the pool of qualified candidates is large enough they don't need a boatload of special events to attract only mediocre talent; instead, they can have more limited events for better talent which makes it less of an advantage

 

It's pretty obvious. I believe there was a post titled 'diversity tier list' here that ended up getting deleted, but I'm sure you can find it copied and pasted somewhere else. 

Think a person who fulfills 2+ or even 3+ "diversity" categories. 

 

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