About ~6months in my role and I'm curious what are some skills or traits you or others you know of developed while on the sell side? On top of keeping track of the sector I'm already in I'm expanding my knowledge in other sectors within the same overall space on my own time (building models, writing a semi-decent initiation...). For those who basically were covering more than 1 sector at a time as an associate, how did you retain all the info? My brain feels like mush covering 10+ stocks which I feel isn't a sign of a successful buy-side analyst.
Trending Content - Hedge Fund Forum
| +39 | HF Start-up salary expectation | 14 | 1d |
| +21 | Navigating pod politics | 6 | 1d |
| +18 | Recruiting from Low-Quality Fund | 1 | 10h |
| +15 | Undergrad Hedge Fund Programs | 7 | 2d |
| +13 | HC or M&A IB Group for HF | 7 | 2d |
| +12 | The 8 MNPI control gaps SEC examiners keep flagging | 0 | 2d |
| +12 | How hard is it to go from a large L/O to a Hedge Fund (Either L/O or L/S) | 2 | 8h |
| +9 | LSE EME vs MIT MFin | 3 | 23h |
| +9 | Analyst / PM Divide & Trade Book | 2 | 11h |
| +7 | How is this Career Progression Possible? | 9 | 20h |
Career Resources
Debitis labore non architecto odit dolorem aut qui optio. Iusto et necessitatibus reiciendis atque et blanditiis. Eum eaque ab cumque aut placeat sed. Et dolor dolores non. Quasi nihil et odit voluptate mollitia voluptatem ipsum. Sed quia totam commodi optio commodi tempora. Alias voluptatum quisquam a eos beatae incidunt incidunt cum.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...