Guggenheim Partners Interview Data

106 total interview insight submissions

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Yearsort ascending Position Location Group/Division Experience Difficulty
2019 Summer Associate Intern Dallas Oil & Gas Positive Difficult
2019 Summer Associate Intern New York Generalist Positive Average
2018 Intern Charlottesville Credit Negative Difficult
2018 Intern New York Mergers and Acquisitions Positive Average
2018 Intern New York Equity Capital Markets Neutral Average
2018 Intern New York Structured Products Positive Average
2018 Student / Prospective Monkey New York Generalist Neutral Average
2018 Intern New York Generalist Very Positive Easy
2018 Summer Associate Intern New York N/A Neutral Average
2018 Intern New York Generalist Very Positive Difficult
2018 1st Year Analyst Santa Monica Fixed Income Very Negative Average
2018 Intern New York Generalist Neutral Easy
2018 Intern Houston Investment Banking Positive Average
2018 Student / Prospective Monkey New York Investment Banking Positive Easy
2018 Intern New York N/A Neutral Average
2018 Intern New York, NY, USA Investment Banking Neutral Difficult
2018 Intern New York Sales and Trading Positive Average
2018 Intern New York Credit Risk Negative Difficult
2018 Intern St. Louis Generalist Neutral Average
2017 Student / Prospective Monkey Providence Generalist Very Positive Difficult
2017 Intern New York Generalist Very Positive Difficult
2017 Summer Associate Intern New York Generalist Neutral Average
2017 Intern New York Investment Banking Positive Easy
2017 Intern New York Generalist Positive Average

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