Title says it all, will be exiting banking soon and am wondering if there are any places I should make sure to avoid. From personal experiences (on the banking realm), Jefferies Houston is a shit show and so is Tobin & Co
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But he specified “in finance”...
At least you have some self awareness
wherever the most non-targets are
You've come to the right place.
I wish... but this forum isn’t “in finance.” They’re idiot Baruch or IU 3.0s with 28 ACTs trying to “get into finance”
Idk why people have had a bad experience with Jefferies Houston. I went through HOU recruiting this past recruiting cycle and seemed to have enjoyed my time interacting with those from Jefferies Houston. I think the culture might have been bad once upon a time, but seems to have improved quite a bit. Just my personal opinion though, would be happy to hear about others' experiences.
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