Trending Content - Investment Banking Forum
| +138 | Rumors Search firm Looking for new UBS IB US Leadership | 30 | 10h |
| +51 | UBS in Shambles as Proposed $100k H1B Fee Looms | 9 | 24m |
| +44 | PPE vs Economics Path into IB in London | 11 | 12h |
| +41 | Why is BofA not getting the respect it deserves? | 25 | 8h |
| +32 | Case studies in banking interviews? | 4 | 5d |
| +30 | Breaking into Healthcare IB | 7 | 3h |
| +29 | What Makes Goldman Great? | 21 | 22h |
| +27 | 1st Year Analyst Feeling Grossly Incompetent. How do I learn? | 10 | 1d |
| +27 | If my GPA is 3.97 can I put 4.0 on resume | 10 | 7h |
| +22 | Best Bank to Prey on the Interns? | 14 | 19h |
Career Resources
https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/2020-bonus-szn
I think the reason most leave IB for PE is due to the general burn-out in IB. A change of scenery is nice but it is also a by-product of always looking for the "next big thing" or "exit opps". People train their whole life to get to IB and once they do they need another ambition to look forward to. Is it rational? Nah. But that's the way super high-strung type-A people are. It also is more rewarding to be on the buy-side where you don't get shafted by crazy clients and get to focus on an area of expertise.
I think you meant to respond in this thread
https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/why-do-so-many-jump-to-pe
Numquam iste iure aliquam aliquam eveniet. Sit voluptatem sit sunt. Voluptates dolores voluptas aliquid qui praesentium. Quos et vel vitae consectetur voluptatem voluptatibus. Veniam non hic laborum soluta. Voluptas harum dicta in enim.
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...