Cancel interviews schedule now that I have received offer?

What is the other interview for? If it's for a possible better opportunity why not take the chance and interview and possibly get a paid better position.

make it hard to spot the general by working like a soldier

saresnaps

Orangutan

I can't answer your questions specifically (LOL sorry).

But yes, an interview is great practice and can help you decide if you would be happy at PwC.

koobecaf1

Chimp

I should clarify, my worry is not about my performance at MS, but the fact that if GS calls MS, then I can lose my position at MS. How likely is this?

Will Hunting

Morgan Stanley is just as good. dont risk it, get your FT offer from MS and dont look back

"Look, you're my best friend, so don't take this the wrong way. In twenty years, if you're still livin' here, comin' over to my house to watch the Patriots games, still workin' construction, I'll fuckin' kill you. That's not a threat, that's a fact.

Quaneaser

Almost Human

Seems like you don't have much to gain and a lot to lose. Wall street is small, reneging on MS will not look good and the upgrade from GS to MS is minimal if anything (could even even be a negative depending on group).

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Government Sachs

Baboon

No, too much downside

Foreign Exchange Reserves of Bangladesh

Sandhurst

Best Response

Don't do it. You could ruin any future you would have had anywhere on wall street.

Tell GS that unfortunately, you've accepted an offer elsewhere. They will likely understand that you aren't snubbing them, and that it was legitimately a timing issue (because they're Goldman, after all). However (and for reference next time), you can let a company to which you're applying know that you have an offer deadline, and often they will try to accommodate you.

In any event, raise the topic of full time recruiting in your email, and stay in touch with the recruiter & your contacts, with the goal of being targeted for their accelerated interview process (assuming you do want to work there).

"There are three ways to make a living in this business: be first, be smarter, or cheat."

AnalystMonkey2769

Sandhurst:
Don't do it. You could ruin any future you would have had anywhere on wall street.
Tell GS that unfortunately, you've accepted an offer elsewhere. They will likely understand that you aren't snubbing them, and that it was legitimately a timing issue (because they're Goldman, after all). However (and for reference next time), you can let a company to which you're applying know that you have an offer deadline, and often they will try to accommodate you.

In any event, raise the topic of full time recruiting in your email, and stay in touch with the recruiter & your contacts, with the goal of being targeted for their accelerated interview process (assuming you do want to work there).

This. stay in touch for FT recruiting w/GS

I don't throw darts at a board. I bet on sure things. Read Sun-tzu, The Art of War. Every battle is won before it is ever fought- GG

BTbanker

Almost Human

You don't want to work at GS anyways.

PCSC

King Kong

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