Just graduated - two job offers: which should I take?
The first job is Graduate Commercial Associate, S&P Houston: This job is in Sales and Client services and involves helping clients to navigate the company's data and tools, and client questions, and proactively reach out to clients for 1-1 meetings. You ultimately have the choice to choose between sales and client services--whichever you prefer. Pay is $49k/yr but it becomes $58k after the completion of the 18-month rotational program.
The second is a Brokerage Operations Associate position at Fidelity (Jersey City), and it deals with mutual funds. It involves back office support for a registered broker dealer. Essentially, we are managing trades before sending them to DTCC--the clearing company, and the fund company. Pay is $52k and the program length is 1 yr.
I'm not really sure what specific career path I want to pursue yet, so I just want to know which job I should take weighing the following criteria: career growth, how good the job will look on my resume, employee friendliness, how stressful the job would be.
Your opinions are much appreciated.
Hey Analyst 1 in ER, what a lonely thread. I'm here since nobody responded ...so maybe one of these discussions will help:
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Fingers crossed that one of those helps you.
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