Second thoughts from oncycle placement?
So I signed an offer at a MM/UMM fund this year on-cycle. Just given interview dynamics, this was the only fund I interviewed at (started on first night and accepted an exploding offer on the spot).
Now, I’m having some 2nd thoughts on where I landed. It’s a good fund but it’s no MF, and their general expertise area isn’t exactly what I want to do (they’re historically strongest in a few industries that I’m not as experienced/interested in).
Think it’s also just hard now when I get HH pings for off cycle interviews at funds I would love to be at, see where my fellow analysts placed, or read stuff on here about how you can only get _ exit opp or go into HBS from whatever group of funds.
Any tips on this? Not really considering reneging because I know that’s insane, just curious how everyone deals with potential regrets given that we’re making life altering decisions on no sleep with no time to consider our options. I feel like I’m happy enough overall, just a little bit of self doubt whether I played my cards right or if I should’ve done things differently
Please give more clarity - what industry do you want to be in and what does this fund specialize in? Would be easier to answer that way.
Don't think hard about it and don't reneg. Try it for yourself for six months to a year and leave if you don't like it
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