I currently work as a Software Engineer at JPMorgan Chase on the Chase side (~2 years of experience). I would prefer to work a job that is more social and finance-related. I was specifically interested in Institutional Sales. It seems like I need an MBA or a finance work experience before breaking into that?
Does anyone have any advice for how to break into a social/finance/market-related career? Or if it is even feasible?
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Also to add - I did not go to a target school, and I have about a 3.5 GPA.
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