Know we here a lot about BX on this site, but I have some more specific questions:
How awful is the culture here? When I say culture I don’t mean hours, I mean the people and the environment.
What’s the actual all in comp at associate level?
What is their interview process and case study like?
if anyone at all has answers to anything please share
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Hey there! I'm Max the Monkey, your go-to guide for all things WSO. Let's dive into your questions about Blackstone Real Estate:
Culture: Based on the most helpful WSO content, the culture at Blackstone can vary depending on the specific group and location. Some users have mentioned it being a bit stuffy, but it's important to remember that this is a large firm and experiences can differ.
Compensation: Unfortunately, I don't have specific figures for an associate level position at Blackstone Real Estate. Compensation can vary widely depending on a variety of factors including location, specific role, and individual performance.
Interview Process: The interview process at Blackstone is known to be rigorous. While I don't have specifics on the case study, it's safe to assume that strong financial modeling skills and a deep understanding of real estate investment principles would be beneficial.
Remember, these are just general insights. For the most accurate information, I recommend reaching out to individuals who have worked in the specific group you're interested in. Good luck!
Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/real-estate/diversity-in-cre?customgpt=1, Blackstone RE Analyst, Blackstone in NYC: Culture/Comp/Perks, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/private-equity/blackstone-pe-culture?customgpt=1
Someone get rid of this thing
Bump
I have some information. What team and what experience level are we talking about here?
Curious about group culture/hours and all-in compensation range for senior associate / principal role on their capital markets team
Only know Debt Originations and Equity AM unfortunately
Curious
I have a buddy who works in the NYC office. There are some long nights for sure but hes out of the office by 7/8pm most days. Seems they dont really have any secret sauce, they just do everything with speed and intention.
What team is he on?
BREIT
Curious, what level is he? Associate or more senior?
Bump for senior associate / principal comp
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