Hello All,
I am currently researching boutique banks in nyc or la. I need an environment where my mind can thrive, I can apply mathematical and analytical skills and where I can devote myself completely to work. I do not need a corporate environment and anything close to a dress code or a haircut. Basically, I want to go to work in flip-flops.
Suggestions?
Thank you,
Chris
Rothschild has no dress code, and their employees do all kinds of crazy shit like riding around the office on Razor scooters and throwing huge rubber balls across the room. Lava lamps and grateful dead posters are everywhere. They want brilliant minds, creative innovators, and 'ideas people'; not mindless analyst drones.
thanks so much. will investigate. that sounds like exactly the environment i'd be looking for. umm, lava lamps? :) But, thanks, that's exactly the gist of what i'm looking for...
Any more suggestions? Firms? Be happy to hear of them...
Thanks, Chris
lol - if you didn't get zala's irony, hope you do your research before applying
zala isn't in <abbr title="investment banking
">IB, take his advice with a grain of salt.Disclaimer: The post above has been made by someone who is not currently employed in IBD, and has not had an interview yet...
punchbaby, basically you asked for an NFL team that plays in tuxedos. Good luck finding one.
Do boutique's pay as well as BB?
I'm curious about this too---any firms in PE/IB with relaxed, wacky cultures that just care about getting the work done?
I think if you're looking for this kind of culture, you should start exploring jobs outside banking.
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