Those companies tend to attract type As, and it’s similarly easy for non type As to feel implicit peer pressure. You don’t have to work a ton to succeed. If yo

Those companies tend to attract type As, and it’s similarly easy for non type As to feel implicit peer pressure. You don’t have to work a ton to succeed. If you prefer to maintain a 9-5 schedule at these companies, it's extremely possible as long as you: 1) genuinely stick to a 9-5 work routine (some individuals I saw struggling were actually working something like 11-4). 2) are comfortable with the possibility of not experiencing rapid career advancement, potentially reaching a plateau at the first terminal level.