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Sounds like you guys are right, not much to do but sit tight until the summer and see what happens. Though I must say that few things are more de-motivating than being marked for replacement in such an obvious manner. I guess I asked for it.

So I transferred to a new job with the same company about 6 months ago. Long story short, it hasn't lived up to expectations, a lot of grunt work and not very much of the interesting work that was originally described to me. So I went to my managers with my opinions and told them that I still...

I don't know anything about the IA program (it's specific to ***), but I was in an industrial segment until recently, so a lot of the capital stuff was off my radar. I'm more familiar with OMLP, IMLP, and of course, slave camp (CAS). FMP is probably the most well known entry-level program since...

I don't think you could go wrong with either Lasalle or GE. I would stay away from "private client services" unless you want to be a stockbroker/adviser/salesman. However, I would caution you about GE - the culture is very competitive (bottom 10% out every year) and they work people hard. If...

I agree with what Sofia said. If you do it for a few years and then decide that you want to leave GE, it's very true that you're not going to be that marketable. Basically, your skillset is "internal auditor" and I don't think another company is going to let you jump from that into a divisional...

I'm 24, finishing my 2 year corporate finance training program with the mega-corp and looking for my next role with the company. I'm having trouble deciding what the best next step is for my career...salary and benefits are the same regardless of the job. All of these businesses are in different...

Agree 100% that it would not make sense to do CAS for the money. I like working in finance, am enjoying FMP, and would like to learn more about the other GE businesses as well as auditing/control processes. So I think it's a natural fit there. I have no doubt that I possess the technical...

I'm not interested in climbing the ladder just for the sake of climbing the ladder...I don't see myself becoming a CFO at GE, they are too far removed the actual business events for my taste (although I could imagine being a finance leader at a smaller company down the road, maybe a startup). I...

Does anyone here know about this program with General Electric? You are an internal auditor for GE across all their businesses...stressful life with 100% travel and long hours, most people don't last more than a few years but I am wondering about it as a way to save up a large nest egg (since...