For those in IBD: How IBD Changes Us...
There was a point in my life when I wasn't like this, but life as a monkey has made me completely intolerant of:
A) Misspelled words in emails, etc. B) When sh*t isn't justified in Word. C) When things aren't formatted correctly and look like crap.
For instance, random people on this forum message me asking for "advice", but when they misspell words and their grammar is completely in the sh*thole, that pisses me off.
Thanks IBD.
i can't stand people who talk too slowly.
Disclaimer: The post above has been made by someone who is not currently employed in IBD...follow the advice at your own risk
I've developed a razor-sharp eye for typos and formatting, as mentioned above.
Tried to help my little sister out with her resume earlier this year and she essentially gave up, exasperated, after my first mark-up. She's not going anywhere near IB though, so it may not matter.
I've also been able to condense an explanation of my job into about 20 words or fewer. That took a while to hone.... Helps out when you're in a loud bar, for instance.
Haha, care to share that here ?
why are u telling people about your job when you're out drinking? do you not have a personality? oh well, can't say i'm surprised.....
Life probably sucks like that since you're having a hard time taking it easy out of office (whenever you are out of office that is).
I am particularly fond of the new meaning that I have found in the phrase "living the dream" since I started banking.
i guess it works in dallas according to that other thread haha
100K would work anywhere except <abbr title="New York City
">NYC and Cali...and possibly Miami...everywhere else you'll have a line of dimes to pick fromDisclaimer: The post above has been made by someone who is not currently employed in IBD, and has not had an interview yet...
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