I’ve interviewed for a role with a bank. Now, I see another role I also like at the same bank. Obvs I’d like to be considered for both roles just to spread my bets (it’s not like I’m unhappy with the one I’m already interviewing for), but would HR just see that and go “yeah nope you only get one shot buddy”? I know that happens with grad roles but this isn’t a grad role.
Just trying to get a picture. If someone could give me ranges from analyst up to MD that would be great, but info for any info on a specific corporate title would be helpful.
So I was watching a GameRanx video which talked about the longest single player games ever. For each game it had a main story time, main + side time and completionist time. Out of curiosity, I went to the website they were using for their data and pulled up DMC5, and the results were surprising imho.
So the Main Story time was like 11hrs, and I think that's completely reasonable, perhaps even a bit long for the average player (i.e.: someone who's beaten DMC3 and/or DMC4 before, as they're all pretty similar gameplay wise and have quite a few overlapping enemy designs). Main + Side was 17hrs, which again seemed reasonable because some of those secret missions can take a while to find. But then the Completionist time was an average of 77.5hrs? To me that seems really short no, at least if we're thinking about "completionist" as meaning the platinum trophy. Maybe I suck at the game but I feel like 100hrs or more on average is more reasonable, even for someone who is familiar with this type of game. Personally, while I'm familiar with DMC, DMC5 was the first DMC game I ever played start to finish and I hadn't played 3 or 4 in around 10 years at that point, now I think I'm almost 300hrs in and I'm not even near the platinum trophy (main issue is S-ranking DMD and I keep taking long breaks so it feels like I'm starting all over again skill-wise).
Maybe I just suck though. I just wanted to get an idea of the times that you guys have for the platinum trophy, roughly speaking).