Wells Fargo IBD 2019 SA Offer vs Citi Superday

Hello everyoneI just got an offer from Wells for a 2019 SA position, but at the same time I also got a superday at Citi. The offer explodes a few days after the superday.Pay is really good at Wells ($40 an hour + OT) and I'm thinking it'd be a better place if I were to stay in IB longterm. Citi, from what I read on here, is more prestigious and would help with exit opps, but I hear the culture isn't great and people at Wells just seem to like their jobs more.Should I just accept the offer or take Citi if I get an offer there?*Wells Offer isn't location specific, Citi superday is NY

 
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The Wells offer also isn't location or group specific, so I could easily end up in Charlotte, but by the time I'll be there they'll have moved to the new Hudson Yards building which I hope will make it easier to get to NY.

yeah ur right. it's a good offer so def keep the option open, but do Citi as well and see if you like it. Then decide which one you would rather do.

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From what friends have told me about Wells, go in with the assumption that you will be in Charlotte and that your group placement could very well be outside the traditional IB. If you read what Wells includes under "Wells Fargo Securities Summer Analyst Program", it is a lot of other banking functions that don't normally get lumped together with IB.

vs. Citi where IB is product and coverage groups, not even capital markets if you are specifically in their IB program.

I would definitely wait for the superday and then remind whoever you are working with of your exploding offer.

 

Citi's culture is very tough, where analysts work some of the longest hours. If your worry is location, I'm sure at WF, you'll be at Hudson Yards in 2019. Yes, Citi has the better name for exit opportunities, but think about it this way - at WF, you have more ample opportunities in-house, where you can get promoted relatively easier. That being said, you have the position at WF to leverage that into lateraling to another firm if you still want to.

 

Wells is fairly even between NY and Charlotte and by the time these interns become analysts most of it will be in Hudson Yards. I get what you’re saying but really NY will likely be the landing spot for people who pref it

 

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