Hey guys,
**My background: ** I lied, Im actually a podiatry student. I've had a short history, I was a bio-engineer with a mechanical minor as an undergrad, graduated slightly early from an average tier college (Santa Clara university) as an average student, struggled with medical school admissions and ended up in a podiatry school. While its podiatry its pretty much like med school and the career prospects are about the same as a family doctor, pediatrician, etc (an annual income of 150k-300 ) starting by the time I am 29 (Currently 22)
As an engineer I was fantastic with math, data analysis, problem solving etc. I had a knack for making inventions which lead me sort of towards the medical field to eventually get a degree as some kind of doctor and join a device company. I am starting to doubt myself and considering a career change
**My Dilemma/ Decision making ** Right now I am looking into going back getting a masters in computer engineering (maybe mechanical engineering since it interests me), getting a 100 k job at a silicon valley company as a computer engineer and living a regular life however one of my friends did inform me of investment banking
- Im currently 22 and read that after 22 it's unlikely I will ever be accepted as an analyst role into an IB bank, is this true?
- What additional schooling would I need to go thru to even have a shot at this bank? Based on my research looks like a top tier MBA, but that would make me 25 by the time I am done applying, going thru school etc.
- I hear obtaining IB positions is incredibly difficult, tbh my friend was always an average joe in high school and college, do you NEED to have contacts in the industry?
- Do they fire people easily, and for what reasons?
- What do people who don't make it through do after?
One of my uncles, is decently well known in Hedge Funding, and manages his own (Pabrai Investment Funds ) , how do you climb the ladder? Is it lots of butt kissing? Pure brilliance?
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