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Roomate used to work there. Exits are strong, recent class went to Silver Lake, GTCR, Permira, FP, Norwest from what I heard/saw. 

Hours are really bad though, it might be the sweatiest shop on the West Coast (maybe slightly less than MOE LA/SF)

 

Sweaty AF and very high analyst turnover, but you get looks from absolutely any group your want for buy side and many cool tech finance exits (mostly corporate development) too.

They have a couple ex GS rainmakers too who have brought in some big clients over the past few years which is contributing to the sweatiness. Definitely a barbell curve of senior talent, as there are some real gems there are almost as many complete zeroes who bring in no fees but somehow have just as much work to do which is what drives the hours (insanity) up. I wouldn’t turn an offer from them down but proceed with caution

 

How sweaty it is compared to some of the other tech shops? Always heard anecdotes about EVR NYC Tech being bad in terms of hours etc

 

90+ hours / week is the norm or more aptly expect to be available 8am-2am 5 days / week, 10am-12am on Sundays once you’re fully ramped. Expect to be fully ramped by month 3 or you’ll start getting piss poor feedback and the timeline to chopping block starts. Idk how that translates to other groups but would say this is consistent across analysts who stay through the second year

 

Seems like it is still one of the sweatiest shops out there. How are the buyside exits (PE, GE, VC)?

 

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