Take First Offer?
This website has been instrumental in my success in this process and for that I am incredibly grateful. I was wondering what I should do because I am confused and a bit scared because of the pressure of the economy and all the volatility. I am a diversity candidate and I am currently in the pipeline (about to start interviews) for a few banks. I am wondering... should I just take the first offer I can get? It feels pointless because I networked incredibly aggressively and it honestly seems like I should just take the first offer I can get, given the current situation. I can specify banks if you'd like. Also, I'm not using diversity as an "easy in," I just have to mark my ethnicity on all apps (legally lol), I started networking a little before the winter. I appreciate all the advice.
get the offer first then come back to us.
This really depends on the offer you get and the expectations you have for yourself... not really sure what answer you’re looking for here
Always lean toward just taking and running with it these days especially in the current climate. If banks continue converting SA straight to FT, headcount will be impacted for SA 2021. However, you didn't list the bank or really give any information? Is this MM? Big difference between something like Jefferies/HL and a Raymond James.
Barclays, Credit Suisse, and a few others, but Barclays and CS are coming up very soon. How are exit ops for those?
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I’d stay away from CS/UBS personally. Barclays is much better than any of those 2.
Depends on the offer. If it's BB/EB I'd take it and run... MM I'd try to leverage elsewhere before accepting
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