I am interviewing with a BB bank for FT. I was offered a superday but not for the location and group that I truly want. According to the recruiter, the group that I want to be with has already acquired all of its FT analysts through early recruiting and and summer intern conversions. He went on to say that I can reject my invitation for a superday so that my candidacy for my desired group will be held until an opening is available. However, it is not a guarantee that there will be an open spot in the group that I want in the upcoming months.
What is the likelihood that a group expands its capacity in terms of FT analyst? If a candidate is highly coveted by a senior manager, can exceptions be made?
Any tips on what I should do given my situation would be appreciated.
Probably hard to know exactly what you like before starting a career. I would recommend being open and doing the superday.
Isn't IB FT recruiting for 2018 pretty much wrapped up by Oct? Meaning, do you have a lot of other options anyway? This isn't even an offer, it is just a superday round. Take what you can get man. Good luck
It is not IB but it is a front office position. The position is in a really small city. It is difficult to view myself living outside of a major city at this stage of my life.
bump
It is somewhat common for analysts in different cities and groups to switch, but you would usually have to wait 1-2 years for an opening to become available.
have a superday for a BB in Asia but I don't really want to go there lol, i applied for shits & giggles..what to do now?? (Originally Posted: 01/17/2011)
So i've a final round with a BB for asia, but this is the only BB i applied too for HK (in S&T) since they dont recruit for S&T in my school...i tried fucking up one of the phone interviews but i somehow still advanced, but the thing is, I don't want to continue this charade anymore since I don't want to go to Asia....is there a way to turn this into atleast a first round in NY? Is it worth preparing and doing well in this superday only to turn it down (assuming i get it) saying I want to work in NY?
dumbass. troll
SA or FT? where is the interview(location)?
you can get the offer and then use that to leverage your way into a NY ST position. I am in a similar position except that I would actually consider working in Asia if I didn't get anything in the states
Just go to the interviews. It will be fun to get out.
Dude, there are probably a bunch of people who would have killed for that slot -- i wouldn't broadcast it too loudly.
Just respectfully decline, unless you'd really take it if you got it
A different take on FILTH (Failed In London, Try Hong Kong).
You're dumb. If you don't want the job, you should of never applied. you waste everybody's time.
you "should of" taken english 101...not really trolling here i just applied because i thought it wouldn't hurt....should i decline the superday itself or should I try it out, and decline it later (assuming I get the offer?)...I'm not sure how to decline the offer/interview for HK then turn around and ask for an NY interview with a straight face...they might make me the next jeffrey chiang or vayner lol
I don't want to work at McDonald's...I didn't apply to work there.
Politely turn down the interview explaining that you have had a change of heart about working overseas and thank them for their time / wish them the best of luck in finding the best candidate they can.
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