EVR MP 2024

Was hoping to get some insight on evercore menlo park, specifically on culture and coverage. Know they’ve poached a lot of senior GS guys and probably stand as one of the stronger EBs on the west coast. Specifically curious about culture, expectations around hours, and how their coverage works (sectors covered by seniors here, or if it’s just generalist tech). Have heard it’s a sweatshop but not sure if that’s because of deal flow or just crappy seniors. Any insight would be appreciated! Thanks

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Offering another perspective - great exposure by working in small deal teams. People are nice. Even though it can be a lot of work it is comparable to MS / GS.

 

friend worked there, people were NOT nice and exits were very much beneath the big three lol

edit: this thread has a lot of shilling, I know that this group is miserable

 

One of EVR’s best performing groups. New seniors bring exposure to large cap and public strategics across semiconductors, industrial tech, and software. Likely the best positioned independent in tech after Q and certainly the fastest growing as new seniors build out their franchises

Don’t work at EVR but have close friends at MP

 

Team covers Software (Mainly PE-Backed), Semis, Industrial Software, Internet, Auto tech, and Generalist Tech. All covered by individual partners

 

“Official” policy is RTO with 4 days in office (Mon-Thu) but it’s not really enforced in our office (NY culture is different). There are a few hardo seniors that always come in and if you work on their teams they usually expect you to also come in for live comment delivery etc. 1st years usually start out at least 3x a week and by the second year most analysts will come in 1-2x a week, some of the bold may only come in once every other week.

 
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I won’t confirm or deny your question but let’s just say this information is current. Yes hours are very long (90+ is the norm), but I really think this is because the group runs extremely lean at the analyst level compared to the amount of MDs and partners in the office. It’s like over a 2:1 ratio. This means you get a great broad expertise and lots of reps, big ownership culture (I.e most associates don’t do shit) but you will be grinded to your limits. I actually believe it’s phenomenal training for the next gig you may want.

There’s always high interest in the office and the team doesn’t always backfill analysts that leave which can add to the intensity. There have been a couple laterals but I think the group intentionally tries to keep talent that they have recruited…not saying it’s impossible but I think it’s tough given the homegrown preference.

 

Sounds pretty miserable here. What's the point of going to a place with good exit opportunities when most of the incoming analysts end up burning out in a year? What do those kids even end up doing later.

Place obviously has great deal flow and some people are cut out for it, but it seems tough and borderline horrible, culture-wise. Long hours and shitty seniors (and associates) make it terrible. Am i getting it right or have things gotten better here and seniors are starting to learn from the high churn of juniors. That must screw them over enough to the point where they stop and learn, because you can only hire and fire and relearn people, even though they are laterals, so many times while keeping a stable business.

 

It’s pretty hard to lateral based off LinkedIn most are from other sf ib or ivy. So I assume networking matters and the bar is high. I had applied and reached out after seeing one the VPs post never got an interview, tho the dude seemed nice and friendly and clearly hated it

 

Had a first round zoom call with an analyst earlier this week. Think he said the team was trying to conclude initial interviews this week.

Has anyone heard back?

 

dang didnt even get an invite, i had two people forward my resume but guess wasnt good enough

 

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