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Personally, felt like I nailed the behaviorals, I didn't get the last 2 brainteaser questions right bc I was overthinking. But I explained to my interviewers my entire thought process (which was close) and I think they liked it. So hopefully that doesn't knock me out of the race..

 

One of my interviewers did, the other did not. But I think they both liked me bc we had a pretty good conversation throughout the interview.

 

Does anyone know how the location/group preferences are weighted? I'm filling out the superday registration form and it asks whether group or location is more important for me and not sure which to choose (I really would prefer working in NY but I guess it doesn't matter at the end of the day?)

 

If you’d really prefer working in NY then put that location matters more.

It asks which one is more important to you, irrespective of the chance at getting an offer. They’re doing it for their records so they can increase the chances of people signing.

If they really really want you, they’ll give you an offer. They won’t give 2 craps about your preferences at the end of the day besides increasing the chances that you accept.

I.e. if they think you’ll accept no matter what because you have no options + they think you’d do well in it and they want you, they’ll give you FIR even if it’s your 5th choice because they know you’ll accept and they want you for FIR specifically. If they think you have plenty of options to go elsewhere but they really want you and they know you’ll only accept equity S&T, they’ll offer you equity S&T.

 

Anyone know how they do in terms of buy side opportunities? I’ve heard they’re strong in FICC - does this mean their FX/rates desk typically leads to macro HF like most other places?

Sorry I recognize I probably sound ignorant af but I’m trying to learn more about S&T as a whole since I’m used to being immersed in the IBD world

 

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