Worth Switching From FT to WSJ?
Hey guys. As I prepare for FT recruiting during my senior year, I was wondering whether reading the WSJ compared to the Financial Times really makes that much of a difference for banking interviews. All of the professors at my school always urge us to read the WSJ even though the school gives students a free subscription to the Financial Times. I have been reading the FT for about 6 months now and it seem like I am up-to-speed with everything going on. I just wanted to see if it is actually worth buying the WSJ instead of using my FREE FT subscription.
Any input would be great. Thanks.
I'm in the same boat. Personally I think that the WSJ has too much "fluff" where the FT gets right to the point. I currently read the WSJ right now but its hard to pass up on free.
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