Different types of prestige

Which do you prefer - Prestige for people in finance or Prestige for your family and peers who aren't in finance.

Classic example being at a top MF/ HF/ EB (only finance people will respect that, non-finance friends dont know what it is) vs a regular BB like Barclays (non-finance will respect that more than finance peeps)

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well, it's human nature to care about these social standings to some extent. Or else, MDs (who are supposedly accomplished and mature) wouldn't drive flashy cars and wear Rolexes. Or humans wouldn't style their hair and manicure their nails to look attractive to others

 

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