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personally I'd do two years, seems like people take analysts more seriously who have done the two years. but I didn't learn much after my first year.
^Agreed - you’ll never have to explain if you have 2+ years for any role. Less than that and you’ll get questions. If it’s not horrible, stick it out, plot your next move, and save your powder for when you absolutely have to jump before two years are up.