Wondering if anyone can chime in on their experience with FT Partners NYC office. What is the culture like at the analyst level? Has it changed over the years? I have seen a few posts about writing emails for seniors, working from 10am to 2am everyday (even saturday & Sunday). What are exit ops like? How does FT Partners place into east coast, midwest PE? I saw on linkedin alot of people left for VCs, Startups, or other IBs (not a good sign imo). I get the vibe that they aren't cool with helping with buyside recruiting. If anyone could share some insight I would appreciate!
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