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I just interviewed via zoom for JPMorgan Chase for trade support (thinking no more interviews were needed). The next day the recruiter calls me, saying that the team is very interest and went over logistics. She said she was going to talk back to the team and let me know next steps. The next day I get an e-mail requesting an interview again for the role but from the recruiting coordinator. Does JP give offers via zoom? Any similar stories?
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I was a "top performer" in public and had far more exposure to partners than a lot of my peers and personally I still interact way more with the B4/law firm leaders now than I ever did while I was in public.
For me industry has the benefit of being complex but without the time pressure of B4. I can be engaged in complex work from 9-5 but shift my attention to hobbies, friends, and family once I've wrapped up my work for the day or hit my 8 hours, whichever comes first. I'm busier around quarter and year ends but it's a far shorter busy season than I ever had at B4
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OP: I think its important to distinguish between being technical and being a number cruncher. In my experience there are people who think of the work (which requires some degree of technical expertise once you reach a certain level if you want to keep moving up the ladder, regardless of whether you're in public or industry) and there are people who execute it (i.e. the number crunchers). I'm technically focused in the sense that I stay on top of the law enough to identify opportunities and I try to stay involved in the execution of the work enough to understand the process of how it's done. I don't think of myself as a number cruncher since I'm not the one who goes into Excel/whatever other software and manually performs calculations.