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Interested, bump
There’s a few options that I’m aware of:
Also FWIW I never served, don’t want to make it seem like I have.
I know people in IB (not analysts, to be fair) who are in the reserves and have no issues with being gone for it. Recommend working for a large company (BB) that will have clear protections for you.
That said I think if you go into any type of active duty you'd hurt your career just by being gone so long. It wouldn't be that hard to get back into IB, but they won't give you a more senior title than you left with, so you're losing 4-6 solid working years with no seniority gain when you return.
Also- there’s plenty of people who serve in the military, get an MBA, and break into banking. So you having the analyst stint at the beginning can’t hurt you (or at least I can’t see how it would). LinkedIn searches will yield many results.
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