How to succeed at sm hf?
Will be starting at a tiger cub hf soon out of undergrad and am wondering if anyone can share general tips or thoughts
Will be starting at a tiger cub hf soon out of undergrad and am wondering if anyone can share general tips or thoughts
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Congrats on your new role! Here are some tips based on the most helpful WSO content:
Work extremely hard: The finance industry, especially hedge funds, is known for its demanding hours. Be prepared to put in the time and effort to excel.
Keep your antenna up: Always be on the lookout for opportunities. This could be anything from new investment opportunities to learning opportunities within the firm.
Seek brand name institutions: Having reputable institutions on your CV can open doors. People often use these brand names as filters, even if they don't admit to doing so.
Read, read, read: Knowledge is power in this industry. The more you know about the world, the better equipped you'll be to spot opportunities.
Believe in yourself: Don't let anyone tell you that you can't achieve something. Look around you, and you'll find plenty of examples of people who have achieved great things.
Understand your competition: You need to convince people in the industry that you can perform better than others already working in the HF industry. This could be through your current job, your personal achievements, or feedback from your connections.
Get equipped: Make sure you're equipped with technical skills, connections, and a track record of trading. When chances come, you need to impress people with what you have.
Remember, the HF industry is one of the most competitive globally. So, be prepared to work hard, learn constantly, and always strive to be the best. Good luck!
Sources: Q&A: ex-McKinsey EM and current L/S hedge fund analyst, Q&A: 2nd Year Equities L/S HF Analyst in Hong Kong, Why Did You Choose AM Over HF?, Long Term HF recruiting
hope you’re good at politics
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