Currently working in IB at a MM but will be moving to a BB in the coming weeks, so wondering if there would be a change of pace. Out of however many hours you average weekly, what percentage would you say you're "plugged in" for (i.e. neck deep in excel/ppt, no distractions i.e. browsing news, coffee chats, etc)?
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30 hours of intense full engagement (small boutique lower MM)
Unfortunately, I don't have first-hand experience of this to answer your question, but I think it would be great for the community if you wrote a post about how you went from an MM to a BB.
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