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depends on oil/gas vs cleantech/renewables. although o&g is doing better right now due to policy, it is still much much easier to exit houston/energy if you're in an energy transition group or get staffed on renewables deals. not to say you can't exit energy if you're more o&g, but you'll need to be at a stronger group.

o&g non-energy exits tend to lean on the industrials/infra side, whereas cleantech/energy transition can get you more diverse looks generally speaking.

 

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