Which firm would you rather (transactional: PE/M&A)? Forum
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candycane7990
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Which firm would you rather (transactional: PE/M&A)?
Help me decide.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Which firm would you rather (transactional: PE/M&A)?
I mean..do you want to work in Chi (Kirkland) or NYC (Simpson)?
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Re: Which firm would you rather (transactional: PE/M&A)?
Anonymous User wrote: ↑Sun Aug 22, 2021 9:06 amI mean..do you want to work in Chi (Kirkland) or NYC (Simpson)?
Yeah this is the only answer, OP figure out NYC vs Chicago and it’s a no-brainer from there. Career-wise you’ll be fine from either firm.
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Sackboy
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Re: Which firm would you rather (transactional: PE/M&A)?
Have to agree with the above posters. Both KE/STB are fantastic PE/M&A shops, pick the market you'd prefer to live in for the next 2-3 years.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Which firm would you rather (transactional: PE/M&A)?
This is an easy one as others have said. If you want to build a career in Chicago, go to Kirkland. If you want the same in NYC, go to STB. There is no reason whatsoever to consider the other three.
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CapibaraBipolar
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Re: Which firm would you rather (transactional: PE/M&A)?
Same as the others have said, except just go to KE, because Chicago> NYC 
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