Buldge Bracket Super Day

Career Opportunities & Internships
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<p>About 4 days ago I had a super day for a sophomore program at a BB.<br>
I had 4 interviews which were all fit. I felt really good about the first one. The second I felt good about also. It kind of got personal in the 2nd, is that good/bad? </p>

<p>Then the third was with an MD. He was really cool. We talked about pop culture and how it relates to the economy since I have a major that's not usually a major banks look for. And his brother lived in my hometown for a number of years so we talked about my hometown. That's good right?</p>

<p>And the last one was interesting because I felt good about it. We talked about my undergrad university b/c his son had considered my university. And the interviewer had vacationed in my hometown a couple of times. So we talked about the city and stuff. Good?</p>

<p>Idk. This is a weird post. I'm just really really worried because it was all fit. I don't think I said anything bad. I just hope I get it. I should hear by the 14th.</p>

<p>But if I had 4 interviews that I felt good about. I should have a good chance, right?</p>

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<p>You definitely sound like a nervous undergrad. Yeah, you should be okay since all the people that interviewed you didn't expect you to really know anything technical. It really just comes down to if they like you or not. If you spoke to analysts - the most eager to give you their un-used business cards - they were feeling you out. The senior bankers are carefree in these situations, it's the junior level people that will be the source of anything negative. Keep in mind those sophomore programs are probably tougher than the regular summer analyst slots - you should have a decent chance since you interviewed.</p>