Incoming analyst and was wondering how/what I should to prepare for the job. Should I focus on networking with the team, studying technicals, etc? Just want to try to get off on the right footing and make a good impression.
Thanks!
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Honestly, I wouldn't waste the time.
Enjoy your free time now, get all of your fun out of the way - then just be mentally prepared to grind and learn.
You obviously know enough by virtue of getting through interviews.
Enjoy your life a bit before you saddle up for 40 years of getting your ass kicked.
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