Morgan Stanley Or BlackRock
Hey guys, I need some advice. I currently have a co-op offer from MBS with Morgan Stanley (Boston), and waiting for a super day at BlackRock's Infrastructure Debt co-op(New York). The deadline (already extended) for MBS is tomorrow while the super day is Wednesday. The MS role supports the team's trader and portfolio manager, with miscellaneous ad hoc stuff, and market/investment research. The BlackRock role is for Investment Analytics. I don't know what to do, MS will not have a return offer (after asking); BlackRock may have one, but I am currently in the final talks with another firm for full-time. From my perspective, I'm leaning toward MS because I want to stay in Boston. After all, rent is much cheaper, but I also really want to give BlackRock a shot. What should I do, I'm so stuck.
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Morgan Stanley (Boston)
BlackRock (New York)
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Ultimately, weigh the importance of location, role alignment with career goals, and the potential for future opportunities. Good luck!
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Unless you're 100% sure you'll get an offer from BR, I wouldn't blow it!
I worked at BLK for a while and while the culture is team dependent to some extent, I would not advise you to jump in for the name. MS is the obvious choice here.
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