In need of advice on what would be a better place to start a career out of college. I am juggling between a Big Tech (Google or Microsoft) Finance Rotational Program V.S. Corporate Banking Coverage Analyst Program at a Super Regional (Wells, Truist).
Which program do you think you could benefit from more coming out of college?
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I’m currently an intern also at a regional team for mid tier bank but for middle markets. Since it’s Corp banking, you’ll be working with large deals and you’ll learn a lot in lending, treasury management, and banking. While in tech the opportunity can be related more to growing the company like FP&A.
It kinda depends what you wanna do. I would say Corp banking has higher salary even at a regional team but then again I would ask around.
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