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At an UNM fund - our spots are probably 60-70% full with the rest reversed for off-cycle:

That said, things are a bit more thoughtful with off cycle spots. On cycle is just hiring as many smart/qualified people as possible, then we look at the class and think through things a bit more in terms of off cycle.

In reality what this means is focusing on diversity, different backgrounds (we like to hire some consultants who typically don’t do on cycle), and any other gaps in the class.

So in short we have seats, but if you’re a generic banker at a BB/EB then I would say it would be very tough.

Have friends at other UMM/MF and story is simile - there are seats but likely strings attached that most people won’t fit. Not saying this to be doom and gloom, just trying to inform how people spend their time

 

how bad of a look if you did on cycle but didnt get an offer? should u spin it/lie? just curious because it’s kind of a weird dilemma if they had ld it against you. also id you have an offer but would renage for bx what would u say

 

When it comes to UMM/MF, majority of seats are filled. There's a few funds still out there but competition is higher now. On the other hand, vast majority of top MM PE seats are still empty. 

 

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