Equity Research Intern and loving it. Does it make any sense to quit ??
I've been working as an equity research Intern at a great firm under an analyst who is also a good friend of mine. He is teaching me everything from valuation to reading annuals and making a report.
I cannot decide between finance which I'm already good at(and could possible get a great job) or starting my own business in real estate/construction/manufacturing(which I'm learning) but which I have to start from zero. I'll be starting my business anyway after 5-10 years if not today. Both of them are great options. What do you think??
It certainly depends, but I always think if you are loving something do that until you don’t love it anymore. You may learn a lot about an industry, business in general, or be able to save the capital to start your business in 5 years. Best of luck!
it is so so rare to find a job you love. Seriously, if that's what you have then stick with it. I would argue that atleast 80% of this forum, many of which are making $300k+ do not 'love' their job most of the time.
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