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Looking for paid mentor in front office finance
Hi everyone, im looking for someone who has enough experience in front office finance to be a mentor for me, more giving me guidance on how to survive in an all white male environment as an introvert Asian female (example, gaining more visibility, how to be assertive with the right balance, how to...
Where to find a Career Coach/Tutor for financial careers?
I have a unique background, so I'd really like a coach to help me navigate my next steps. I'm a c-level executive assistant turned analyst at a PE firm, so a lot of the usual career advice in finance don't apply to me and having an expert help me navigate it for my background would be really...
Headhunter Review: Parabolic USA/Carrer/LLC (i.e. Career Coach Service)
TL:DR : Is Parabolic (USA/Carreer/Staffing/Job) a scam? No. Are they a recruitment firm? Technically yes but the job ads you are seeing aren’t actual opportunities, they “are indicative of the type of role you can achieve through our career coaching” so the job listings are really...
Would You Buy a Mentor?
I'm thinking about getting a career coach. I think it would be helpful for my long-term career development (not head hunter / job search). Was wondering if anyone out there had any advice / experiences to share, recommendations, cautionary tales etc. SB's for any valuable guidance.
Wall Street Mentors - How to Perfect your Personal Pitch
Given that we're in the middle of interviews, I thought it may be helpful to re-post this Q&A. If there is one thing for certain you're going to need to perfect for an upcoming interview, it's your personal pitch. Wall Street Mentor Jewell breaks down how to develop your personal pitch, as well as...
Interview Advice from Scott Morris - 2nd round Interviews
Happy New Year WSO - As January is typically a busy interviewing time for young professionals, I asked Scott Morris to provide some interview advice. In this Q&A, Scott shares how to follow-up after your first round interview, and if you get a second round, what to expect. If you want some extra...
Scott Morris on Promotions - Part #1
Chris of Wall Street Mentors chats with Scott Morris about the start of his career and the keys to his success. This Q&A topic was recommended by WSO member Pepsiholic - thanks for the suggestion. Please feel free to provide more requests for Scott and other Wall Street Mentors . You can capture...
Wall Street Mentor (Mark): Breaking into Hedge Funds & Equity Research Reports
Chris of Wall Street Mentors chats with Mark Lazaro about how he used equity research reports to break into the hedge fund industry directly out of college (Mark went straight from NYU to JL Advisors, a multi-billion long-short hedge fund). For a limited time, we're offing Mock Interviews for only...
Wall Street Mentor (Sarah): Business School Advice
Here is the first in a series of Q&A videos we'll be conducting with the WSO Wall Street Mentors so you can get to know them better and see if you'd like to work with them. Remember, you can read all of the Wall Street Mentor bios and also get a recorded Mock Interview with a Wall Street Mentor to...
Which Internship to choose from ( PWM) ?
Hey guys, I have been lurking on here for a while, and this is my first post. I have two internship offers this fall ( couldn't find anything spectacular). There both at BB in PWM . I really can't decide which one would be more beneficial or rewarding, and was hoping to get some input. The first...
Wall Street Mentors: Resume Advice from Scott Morris, Former CEO of Boston Options Exchange, MD at Goldman Sachs
Chris Carey of Wall Street Mentors chats with Scott Morris to receive his insight on tailoring a resume to specific industries. Scott is the former CEO of the Boston Options Exchange and Managing Director at Goldman Sachs. Scott is the author of Polished , which is a cover letter, resume and...
Wall Street Mentors Presents: Rob on Breaking into Private Equity
Chris Carey of Wall Street Mentors sits down with the Rob Bauer to discuss how he broke into the private equity industry coming from a small, midwestern liberal arts college. Rob outlines what skills he developed that helped him get a job at Sterling Partners, a $1 billion private equity firm, as...
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