Hey guys what's the sense on return to office target dates? I'm hearing things as long as September/October from a couple different sources. Wondering what the sense is elsewhere.
Incoming analyst here and hoping HR will give more clarity before people look to start signing leases beginning of June.
Heard Septembre/ October as well.. Not too optimistic
Think our office is opening up july but only for a limited portion, believe the goal is to get most people in by october/november
does that include incoming FT analysts?
JPM pushed virtual training back to August so can't imagine they're allowing people back in before September.
did JPM mention if they’re pushing pay back as well? meaning does pay start in July or August?
Pay is starting end of June for those originally scheduled to have started then
We're all talking about NY or SF here, but I want to hear from those analysts at banks in cities that have already opened up quite a bit like Houston, TX or Atlanta, GA. When are these banks recommending you come in to the office? Houston specifically would be most interesting to hear about given most banks from BBs to MMs to boutiques have some sort of office there.
Atlanta - bank said we will be heading back into the office when it is safe (ie, unrelated to what the governor says)
Houston incoming FT at a MM, all I've been given at this point is NYC training canceled and virtual training postponed from original Aug. 3rd date, also told not to commit to housing yet so kinda still in the dark.
^ could make for some really colorful lawsuits
That study that came out yesterday showing 1% of national MLB employees had antibodies . . seems like a very disappointing number. I thought the hope was that there would be 10%+ in big cities and at least 5% in less dense places. 1% nationally in a sample that should be biased a bit to bigger cities, seems very low.
But I must be missing something because it hasn't made the headlines today that I thought it would. Anyone know what the deal is?
A terrible US media environment coupled with a viewership or readership that doesn't care about anything not sensationalized because they're too distracted to read beyond the headline?
Right wing media has taken to spreading conspiracy theories and propaganda while left wing media spends all of their time nitpicking each of Trump's https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/04/14/president-trump-made…</a">18,000 lies and ignores non-Trump related stories so that they can be outraged at something moronic he says instead of analyzing the impact his actual policies would have.
When's the last time anyone heard about the Syrian civil war and associated genocide? Where was all of the mainstream outrage about Hungary becoming an authoritarian government, fully abandoning democracy, and the fact that Poland may be next?
MLB antibody percentages seem easy to miss.
Dude, go and preach our "democracy" to the poor and countries that we invaded for oil. The ideologies and governments running European countries are completely differently from the US, so don't be comparing apples and oranges and commenting on stuff you don't know about.
So true about the media. There was this bit in the last Joe Rogan episode with elon musk where joe's like "where do you actually go to find unbiased news nowadays" and both of them were like idk
Isn't NYC opening up in a few weeks? Are all of the banks forcing people to go in?
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