Sixth Street Growth - Culture/WLB?

Title says it all — anyone have color on culture, WLB, etc.? Is it any different from what’s been said about global opps or other groups? Ideally looking for NY but any feedback is helpful.

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Based on previous WSO threads, Sixth Street Growth is described as a solid group with a good reputation. While specific details on culture and work-life balance (WLB) are limited, here are some insights:

  1. Culture: Sixth Street Growth is part of a large platform with a flexible capital structure, working across both debt and equity. The group has a background tied to TPG, which carries significant weight in the industry. Feedback from individuals familiar with the group suggests a positive environment, with some associates enjoying their experience there.

  2. Work-Life Balance (WLB): There isn't extensive information on WLB specific to Sixth Street Growth. However, given its positioning in growth and private equity, the hours may align with typical PE norms, which can vary depending on deal activity. Weekend work is likely less frequent unless a deal is in play.

If you're targeting the New York office, it might be worth reaching out to current or former employees for more tailored insights.

Sources: Any insights on Sixth Street Growth?, How can we do better?, Work/Life Balance - Hours, Life at Mega Developers

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