When I was a first year analyst I worked at a middle market bank. At the time I was working on 1-2 deals and a couple pitch books. I wanted to lateral to get more deal volume and work on more complex transactions. Work was slow paced and I was tired from working 60 hour weeks where 20 of those hours were spent waiting on comments 

After a year, I lateraled to an EB, where I’m now making the same and averaging 20+ hours more weekly. I am working on 3 deals of similar size to what I was working on at the middle market. It’s also 3:30am on a holiday week and I’m still working 

A few of my friends / coworkers at the middle market also found buyside roles over the past several months but I’ve been averaging 80+ hour weeks during this time and haven’t had the chance to look for any buyside roles yet. 

 

Doesn't sound like a success story to me..

Should have stayed in that chill mm seat...

 

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