ASAP: If a trainee could only read ONE BOOK
If you were to advise a new A.M. trainee with no finance knowledge/experience, to read only one book before working, what would it be?
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rosembaum & pearl is a good place to start. well-written, easy to comprehend, and up-to-date
Isn't that book titled Investment Banking?... I think he could find something better for AM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_48_Laws_of_Power Office Politics > Financial Knowledge Rule # 1 from "The 48 Laws of Power": Never outshine the master ... That's right. You are my intern so you better start listening.
I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell
this.
Qui quis eos quo excepturi id reprehenderit suscipit illum. In suscipit et corporis et quos qui. Provident ex aut id non.
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