Wondering if anyone can provide some insight on workshops held by investment banks. I assume it would consist of an introduction, what they do, coverage groups, etc. More specifically, the posting told us to prepare questions for a Q&A section at the end of the workshop.
What are examples of questions that are "work-shop friendly" and would provide some valuable insight? In other words, what what questions should I avoid that would make me look like a buffoon? Thanks in advance
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