Hey guys,
Need a little help here. So after landing a gig doing corp fin at moodys and BR advisory at Deloitte. Which one would you take with the consideration that I would like to go into ER or S&T prob and so on... And also taking into consideration that I plan to go into a solid MBA program within 5 years. Deloitte has better compensation and benefits and vacation days... lol
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Gotta make a decision by friday!
Thanks!
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ER and S&T are completely different industries with different skillsets. You should figure out what your want to focus on first. It's really hard to decide on both of those if your casting a widenet and not narrowing down on a specific role later on
corp fin at moody's. br advisory is controls testing
Okay disregard the ER part. I was thinking i would like to get into something i actually enjoy. Dont know too much about ER but I think i would like working markets. My bigger focus would be on getting into a legitimate MBA program to further my education. And in terms of learning within the first year about financial/market/securities, what would you recommendation be all?
I'd go Moody's.
your-face-when-you realize an MBA wont further your education in 5 years..
+1 on Moodys
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