PGIM Fixed Income
There's a good amount of discussion on the REPE side of PGIM but not much on their fixed income wing. Does the saying that "Pru trains the street" still hold well there, and how good are the comp, WLB and exits? Thanks!
Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't specific detailed information available in the dataset about PGIM Fixed Income's compensation, work-life balance (WLB), or exit opportunities. However, PGIM Fixed Income is generally regarded as a reputable player in the fixed income space, and the saying "Pru trains the street" reflects Prudential's strong reputation for developing talent across its divisions.
For more precise insights, it might be worth exploring WSO threads or reaching out to professionals in the industry who have direct experience with PGIM Fixed Income. If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
Sources: PIMCO Internal Sales Account Associate, Evercore Private Funds Group (PFG)?, PGIM Fixed Income Hirevue Questions, PIMCO Rep/Comp vs IBD
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Never heard that saying but the sentiment seems to be true. LinkedIn search will tell you that PGIM's programs do a solid job of placing people at other strong firms or allowing upward mobility internally.
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