Hey guys, long time reader but first time poster. Really in need of advice so hope some of you will be generous enough to share your wisdom.
I've been a Housing Analyst for past 2 years at a bankrupt financial firm. No future here. I've been presented with an opportunity at a large Japanese investment bank, a Business Analyst role. There is a significant pay increase (at least a 40% bump in salary).
As always, there's conflicting advice. Some people say to go for the money, others say its more important to focus on staying on your career path. I would really love to hear what you all have to say. What would you do?
Quick Bio:
24 years old
BBA in Finance, low GPA
Continuing Education - 2 certificates from NYU, Real Estate Finance and Credit Analysis
Prior to Housing Analyst role, was Business Analyst in same bankrupt firm for about a year. Excelled in my role.
Numb nuts ... go with Japanese bank! More money.
Nomura?
good guess, yes
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Congrats. They are hiring a lot, right now.Take the offer and continue to look for opportunities more central to your interests.
Also when girls (assuming you are a dude) as where you work. Say Nomura all Japanese like. Girls dig it. True story. Let us know when you sign.
Haha sounds like a unanimous decision, thanks guys. Anyone know what the lifestyle is like at Nomura?
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