Moving from Asset Management to Sales and Trading

I know this has briefly been touched on before in the forum but not as specifically as this.

I would like to know whether if I was to take on a graduate AM position in the FO would it put me in a decent position (if I so desired) to perhaps move into S&T, particularly Sales, within a BB? or are they too far apart in terms of what each job requires

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when I say move into, I dont mean straight away, I mean after working in AM for several years and built up some experience

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well Sales (or trading) is what I've always wanted to do since I was young

but an apportunity at AM was be presenting itself when I graduate

as far as I was aware, the pay is better in S&T at a BB, no?

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