Capital One Strategy Associate VS. Casey Quirk by Deloitte Business Analyst
So I currently have offers from both of these places. Capital one offers a 10% higher salary, 100% larger signing bonus, located around DC(lower Cost of living), and better work life balance. Casey Quirk on the other hand pays less, located in NYC, focuses solely on consulting for asset and wealth managers, and has significantly less work-life balance.
So here's where my question lies,
What do you think has better exit ops, MBA opportunities, and what would you personally take and why?
Asking because I haven't found a lot information on this forum regarding these two firms, and most of the Capital One threads are regarding the Business Analyst position.
What’s the comp range for these roles? For mba you’d be bucketed with consulting for admissions. Capital one is kind of a wild card from a ‘prestige’ standpoint however the other is under the Deloitte banner but not actually Deloitte. Capital one is my vote.
Agree with capital one but not the reasoning- op would be grouped in the “worked at an actual company” bucket for b-school. This would likely be an advantage compared to working at a middle tier consulting firm.
Casey Quirk averages 80K w/ Capital One being 10% higher
Client facing strategy and ops or internal and more like corporate strategy and development?
Hi, I'm in a similar position now where I'm choosing between casey quirk and an equity research role at a middle market firm and want to know what decision you made.
I know this is an older thread but, @jl2885, which did you choose? I've heard only good things about Casey Quirk and don't agree with @PeterMBA2018 that they are a "middle tier consulting firm," my understanding is that within Asset Management / Wealth Management they are a market leader and compete with MBB, they just aren't as well known to the general public because of their smaller size and niche focus.
I actually ended up having another offer from Wells Fargo for their CRE Balance Sheet lending group. Within Asset management, they are a market leader and probably tied with McKinsey, arguably better since they've been in the field for longer and are well established. Was less interested in asset management as a career field so went with Wells Fargo.
Ah, got it.... good luck with the new gig!
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