Tiger Cub / Elite SM L/S Recruiting at GSB

What is recruiting like for top L/S SM HFs at GSB?

I am looking for any GSB specific detail beyond simply an overview of the steps of looking for an HF job from business school (e.g., networking, pitching, etc.)

Thank you in advance.

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Know of one guy who went IB > PE > GSB > Tiger so there's a single data point haha.

My inclination is to say that if you weren't the type of person funds were looking for before B-school, that won't magically change but it also won't close any doors. Take a look at top AM analyst positions tho; very high comp with much less career risk and they recruit mostly MBAs.

 
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Sure maybe you make more income for 2 years in your 20’s and avoid b-school costs, but you might also have a higher likelihood to burn out and leave finance sooner than if you’d had a 2 year break to enjoy and accomplish the things in your personal life that you couldn’t do while working 70+ hours per week. Longevity in this industry is more important than 2 years of mid-level comp

 

I'd think rep is smart in the tech industry - their name really blew up because of that 8b Snowflake realization. Also they were a 7b or so fund until that realization which is likely why they flew under radar for quite a bit. 

Commentary on Tigeresque is a similar investment coverage of publics / privates in tech with very low headcount to AuM.  No commentary on returns / process which is a bit out of my element though based on their AUM inflows assume its extremely well respected.

 
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