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Bain cap 100% congrats
Personally would take jpm trading; though if your not sure where you see yourself I’d take Bain, gives you more broad experience.
If you want exit opps do investment banking. S&T isn't for you.
Bain Capital Credit and it's not even close. People saying otherwise are moronic.
Great firm, great role, strong exits.
S&T is a dead-end.
How is it a dead end?
shrinking labor market due to digitization of processes, no upward mobility internally, limited exits (relative to IB, PE, and consulting roles), etc.
I don't have numbers on the labour market shrinking (I feel like I've read reports that the labour market is extremely tight right now due to lack of talent & people constantly quitting), but I don't know what you mean by "no upward mobility internally". If anything, the moves from Analyst to Associate, VP, MD, etc. are on average more fluid & quicker than those in IBD. The people who make Partner at GS in 10-12 years are always in Global Markets, not IBD. For those that don't like S&T, they should be able to transfer to IBD, AM, etc. if they can network half decently.
This is true -- will say that HFs, prop shops, credit PE funds from structuring roles, sales and fintech roles should all be open. And at the end of the day, trading within S&T is the "exit opp".
Classic salty, over-worked PE analyst who has no life shitting on S&T.
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