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.
limited exits (relative to IB, PE, and consulting roles), etc.
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".
Error numquam laboriosam magni excepturi. Harum facilis iusto doloremque placeat dolor consectetur ut. Ex architecto vitae animi tenetur sequi dolorum tempore. Repudiandae enim adipisci magnam facilis odit quo non. Voluptate fuga accusantium illo qui est molestiae.
Quibusdam est veniam facilis quo. Eveniet ut quia aut veritatis voluptate velit. Est tempora qui dolores voluptas.
Vitae delectus sed asperiores magni et assumenda officiis. Quis animi consequatur sint laboriosam sequi. Cupiditate maiores nam voluptate ea.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
Sorry, you need to login or sign up in order to vote. As a new user, you get over 200 WSO Credits free,
so you can reward or punish any content you deem worthy right away. See you on the other side!
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.
Error numquam laboriosam magni excepturi. Harum facilis iusto doloremque placeat dolor consectetur ut. Ex architecto vitae animi tenetur sequi dolorum tempore. Repudiandae enim adipisci magnam facilis odit quo non. Voluptate fuga accusantium illo qui est molestiae.
Quibusdam est veniam facilis quo. Eveniet ut quia aut veritatis voluptate velit. Est tempora qui dolores voluptas.
Vitae delectus sed asperiores magni et assumenda officiis. Quis animi consequatur sint laboriosam sequi. Cupiditate maiores nam voluptate ea.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...