Anyone done it, and if so what was your experience? Love to hear different view points on this.
I started my career as an analyst at a BB before moving to buyside roles where I've spent the last 4 years. Having now worked with genuinely strong bankers (and interacted more heavily with senior bankers) I think my perspective on banking has changed a fair amount, and I'm less repelled at the prospect of being a Director or MD at a bank now vs. 6 years ago as a 22 year old naive college grad.
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OP, it's interesting you mention possibly moving back to IBD. What made you consider it/ how has your view changed over the past 4 years?
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Won’t be hard to find a way back assuming no serious COVID impact. But the question will be at what level (Associate 1/2 or VP) will you both agree on
You went back to the buyside after banking round 2?? Obviously you got the gig but how was that broadly received when you were trying to go back to the investment side? Were folks suspicious on why you didn't stick it out on investment side? What type of buyside role are you at now? For context I'm thinking of heading back to banking after 2.5yrs of credit work to change industry focus / get more rx experience and am curious, if I ever wanted to go back to the investment side if that would be possible.
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