From Ops Internship to Treasury FT

OK I'm between a rock and a hard place, got an offer from a BB Ops in London and from PwC audit for a summer internship. However my goal is to work for the Treasury division in one of the London ibanks. Is Ops a better stepping stone for a MO role given a little luck and networking (given its considered the back office of the back office), or should i go down the life sucking PwC route?

Basically my question is am i gonna get typecast as a back office drone with Ops on my resume and I should avoid it at all costs or is there light at the end of the Ops tunnel?

Cheers

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you know, perhaps it's my stupidity talking, but i would say they're both on equal footing go with whatever you'd like more

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Not sure how realistic this is, but you could probably use the PwC internship to try to network with some TAS/TS people. And try to get into the TAS group at one of the big 4 after the internship. As far as I know, the work there is much better than audit, and you could probably get into a treasury position from there. Just a guess though. Best of luck!

 

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