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what firms are those? i can't really imaging there is a big difference in pay/quality of people you work with/prestige for another job later for the number 1 bank as opposed to the number 6 bank. i mean, is a job at the number 6 much easier to get than the number 1? i would think both would be very very competitive

 

I know Lehman takes an extremely high percentage of their SAs back because they have so many of them. They have two summer analyst classes, both going for 8 weeks. They hire so many SAs so that they barely, if at all, have to recruit for the full-time hires.

 

All I'm saying about lehman is that their strategy is to use a large pool of summers to fill up their full-times so they don't have to recruit much for FT hires. I didnt make any comparisons to GS or any other firm. The OP was asking about what other firms do with their SAs, so I gave what knowledge I have.

 

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