Hi all,
Does anyone have insights on these groups? What is the work/life balance like for analysts/associates?
Would you consider this more of a career role or a stepping stone at the junior levels?
I have seen some post saying they get a lot of exposure to modeling, given that some require you to model the portfolio companies.
Any experiences/insights would be greatly appreciated.
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Did you happen to apply to the positions and meet/talk with the team?
just HR so far. Any insights from anyone?
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