Is it too late at 24 years old? I have done extracurricular work and am doing a mini job? I have yet to receive an offer and I am kind of loosing hope.
Does this video apply to summer internships? because from the title I thought you meant that if you don’t have a summer internship yet, it’s getting too late, though I didn’t hear you talk about summer internships, only spring ?
Find ppl who run a small Financial firm in the US that are from your country and network and convince them to pay u with gift cards (visa, Amazon, Google play, etc.). It's been done before and hard to trace
Has anyone got asked for interview (in person, not hirevue) at JP Morgan for summer internship 2020, front office division? My portal still says under consideration...
It's prob too late tbh. I heard back recently and they said no. I would network with more employees if u haven't heard back yet, or just spend ur time at another firm since it's prob too late
Hi Afzal love your videos and think they give a lot of value. I was hoping you could give me some advice. I’m a first year finance graduate at a mid sized company on a scheme where I will have three rotations and hopefully obtain CIMA by the end of it. I was wondering if you have any idea if it’s possible for me to still get into IB after. And if so what strategic moves would you recommend to make this a realty
Hi i am going to be 16 in July [ just after my GCSE'S ] , i was just wondering if there is any work experience or internships available for my age in the tertiary sector and if so what would you recommend? Many thanks!
hi Dean. Im currently 16 and share a similar interest in investment banking. i understand this is an old comment, but did u find the answer for your question?
Hey man, im currently on a placement and I didn't secure mine till june so don't worry if you don't have one yet. just keep on applying and ask for feedback on your applications if you get rejected so you can improve in the next one. It is also a numbers game so try to apply to as many as you can. there are many websites where companies list their placement openings so look on them. good luck ik how tough it can be
N_HANNAN thanks for the advice the only reason I’m worried is cuz sadly I only achieved a 2:2 in my first year as I didn’t take first year seriously I will keep the faith and keep applying thanks
I got an offer for operations internship at jpm but I've no clue whether to take it. I was hoping I could taste the field of finance (front office) before I graduate to see if I would like to pursue it as a career because I got interested in it through your videos and further research but I fear that since it is not in my major and I got a back office role that is not as developmental or esteemed as a front office role it would suck not being able to graduate and start in the front office and my time could be better used for an internship related to my major. The way I see it idealized is: operations intern followed by front office( securities, ib, asset management, etc.) offer if I'm lucky, second scenario: a major based internship, and the scenario im trying most to avoid is operations ft offer after completing the internship. Also I don't want to even consider operations full time because it is pretty hard to switch out based on other online posts. Should I accept or reject opinions appreciated. Btw I'm new to finance so if I made an incorrect assumption 4give me and I'm open to corrections thanks.
Take the offer, get some experience of the corporate world. If you don't want the job after your internship then dont take it. Worst thing that happens, is that you have JPM on your CV, and you tell your next employer that you gave it a go, but ops wasn't for you.
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Great video! Thanks mate
Could you make a video about jobs for international students in uk .
Yes pleaseee!!
Seconded!
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Is it too late at 24 years old? I have done extracurricular work and am doing a mini job? I have yet to receive an offer and I am kind of loosing hope.
Does this video apply to summer internships? because from the title I thought you meant that if you don’t have a summer internship yet, it’s getting too late, though I didn’t hear you talk about summer internships, only spring ?
I don't understand how to secure it as an international student in US. They have so many prerequisites. It's just so disheartening.
Find ppl who run a small Financial firm in the US that are from your country and network and convince them to pay u with gift cards (visa, Amazon, Google play, etc.). It's been done before and hard to trace
Has anyone got asked for interview (in person, not hirevue) at JP Morgan for summer internship 2020, front office division? My portal still says under consideration...
Hey, I have a similar situation. JPMorgan never replied after I gave my Hirevue interview)
Eminent Grime I did my hirevue in June for summer 2020 front office ha
@@sahilarora4402 have you heard back since doing the hirevue?
It's prob too late tbh. I heard back recently and they said no. I would network with more employees if u haven't heard back yet, or just spend ur time at another firm since it's prob too late
They've given out most, if not all offers.
Hi Afzal love your videos and think they give a lot of value. I was hoping you could give me some advice. I’m a first year finance graduate at a mid sized company on a scheme where I will have three rotations and hopefully obtain CIMA by the end of it. I was wondering if you have any idea if it’s possible for me to still get into IB after. And if so what strategic moves would you recommend to make this a realty
Hello,
How has your experience been? And how did you get such offer?
Can you recommend some of the good books you have read :D
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Sun tzu art of war, it's a popular book plus it's applied a lot in the business world.
Hi Afzal, I would like to know do we only have a full offer at the same location we do internship? We can not choose different location? Thank you
It's hard. Foreign students should apply in their home country also
how good at statistics and probability must I be to work in an investment bank ?? for example in M&A
Hi i am going to be 16 in July [ just after my GCSE'S ] , i was just wondering if there is any work experience or internships available for my age in the tertiary sector and if so what would you recommend? Many thanks!
There are school leaver programs held by the Big 4 and other companies. Check them out.
hi Dean. Im currently 16 and share a similar interest in investment banking. i understand this is an old comment, but did u find the answer for your question?
Does this apply to placement year 2 as I haven’t secured one yet
Hey man, im currently on a placement and I didn't secure mine till june so don't worry if you don't have one yet. just keep on applying and ask for feedback on your applications if you get rejected so you can improve in the next one. It is also a numbers game so try to apply to as many as you can. there are many websites where companies list their placement openings so look on them. good luck ik how tough it can be
N_HANNAN thanks for the advice the only reason I’m worried is cuz sadly I only achieved a 2:2 in my first year as I didn’t take first year seriously I will keep the faith and keep applying thanks
@@saadghafoor2026 you can still say youre on track or targeted a 1st
I got an offer for operations internship at jpm but I've no clue whether to take it. I was hoping I could taste the field of finance (front office) before I graduate to see if I would like to pursue it as a career because I got interested in it through your videos and further research but I fear that since it is not in my major and I got a back office role that is not as developmental or esteemed as a front office role it would suck not being able to graduate and start in the front office and my time could be better used for an internship related to my major. The way I see it idealized is: operations intern followed by front office( securities, ib, asset management, etc.) offer if I'm lucky, second scenario: a major based internship, and the scenario im trying most to avoid is operations ft offer after completing the internship. Also I don't want to even consider operations full time because it is pretty hard to switch out based on other online posts.
Should I accept or reject opinions appreciated.
Btw I'm new to finance so if I made an incorrect assumption 4give me and I'm open to corrections thanks.
Take the offer, get some experience of the corporate world. If you don't want the job after your internship then dont take it. Worst thing that happens, is that you have JPM on your CV, and you tell your next employer that you gave it a go, but ops wasn't for you.
Hey if you don’t want that offer I would gladly take it lol. I have yet to receive a summer internship offer
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