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He doesn't have any other option. He's just worried about his career path starting at this company. What would be a typical career path after this company. Assume he gets his CFA and then he moves over to the research side. After that, what can he do (maybe buy side , another Asset Management firm like BlackRock?)?

 
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Pizz: Also does anyone know the exit opps?

Elevator, stairs, emergency exit, fire escape, Depending on the building, roof or window might be an option.

Thx for your response. Does anyone else know?

 

It's amazing in this day and age that so many people don't have internet access and need a "friend" to ask questions for them on forums.

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I know this company -- it has a very good reputation here on the West Coast. Katie Hall is a Stanford GSB alum, and has connections everywhere.

Their recruiting is pretty rigorous, so your "friend" should be pretty happy to have gotten the offer.

Many analysts go on to business school after a few years, perhaps after doing another gig too. If you are based in SF, particularly in that building, you will be around a lot of hot PE firms (Hellman and Friedman, Farallon, for example) and analysts to befriend. Also if you get tired of the finance biz, you can always jump on the startup bandwagon and parlay financial modeling skills into a bigger role -- something many analysts do after getting tired of excel spreadsheets.

Betsy Massar Come see me at my Q&A thread http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/b-school-qa-w-betsy-massar-of-master-admissions Ask away!
 

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