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Funny, but I’m genuinely interested in hearing more about what the company is like on the inside

 

lol I don't agree... Not sure why so many people think that an analyst role at a Pershing / Baupost / Greenlight type shop is necessarily that desirable. yes, the principals of those funds are raking in $10's of millions per year (even when they underperform) but if anything they can use their cache to underpay their analysts. That's not to say I don't think those analysts are making good money, I just don't think working for a superstar PM is really the pinnacle of success on wall street as it comes with some downsides as well. 

 

i think people should find buyside public research seats as attractive given the day to day intellectual rigor and engagement. yes, it’s true you might work less than you would in IB or PE, depending on the shop, but you’re 100% on during the entire 40-60 hr or whatever you do in a week. all things considered in the world, they’re good spots to be in… but of course, leave it to the shallow folks out there to only chase them for prestige. 

 

What’s the WLB life and is the work modeling centered? Or mostly just market research?

 

Was thinking the exact same thing. Someone told me that they think Ivey is a fantastic candidate pool to fish in for a value fund if you don't want to overpay for a Harvard MBA or CBS Value MBA. They have the same pedigree for value (as in investing) without commanding such an inflated price tag.

 

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