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September 29, 2023

Who’s Going to Make Honest Capital Market Servants Out of These PwC Interns?

Last week we mentioned that many interns were doing happy dances after learning that none of their summer behavior warranted a one-way ticket back to whereverthehellyoucamefrom. Based on the comments, Ernst & Young seemed to have the jump on extending offers but now this week, it's the Xerox technicians at Casa de Moritz getting the nod: 

The first batch of full time offers have started going out to PwC interns.
If you've officially been knighted as mini-BoMo, please let us know but try to curb your excitement. I'm sure there are a few people who managed a CLM/CEM this summer.
 
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