New analyst afraid I'm falling behind

Hi all - feel like i have to share a concern of mine, hoping I'm just being paranoid. I work at a small NYC boutique in the HC group and started in june '24 right after graduation. I feel like all I'm getting given is busy work and I'm not doing anything to actually grow my skill set. I feel like other analysts have started to be given modeling work while I'm still just pulling comps or addressing the simpler CIM comments (still cranking 80+ hour weeks tho). I'm only 6 months in here, so I may be being a bit dramatic but I want to be cultivating these skills early so I can rely on them later or that people don't lose patience with me if I've been here for a year and don't know what I'm doing in our model. Obviously, I am using whatever study resources I have at my disposal (youtube, WSP, this site, etc.), but they're not the same as doing it myself on a live deal. Any advice? Should I be concerned?

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This ^^^. Totally get where OP is coming from, but chill a bit because once you ask for more work and you can’t handle it you’ll regret it.

 

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