Some advice for a 17 year old...
So I'm interested in I-banking. I mean, I can't imagine anything more fun than an 80 hour work-week. Anyhow, my friend's uncle is a VP of the the I-banking division at GS. My friend offered to hook me up with his uncle for some discussion...
So, how should I network with him? I'd like to ask him questions about his personal experience at GS, but I also want to angle the conversation to perhaps set me up for an internship while I'm at college. This is just going to be a phone call by the way.
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i would not ask for an internship.. I would ask good questions and ask to stay in touch.
be sure to tell him where you are going and what you plan to study. ask for advice on what you should do for your freshman summer
as predicted they're recruiting in pre-k these days...
anyway VP is not that senior so dont expect much. maybe ask about what he does, how he got in, what he likes about it, any advice for you
pre-k is where it's at. I'll try to keep in touch if he's interested.
Advice for a 17-year-old:
Bang as many chicks as possible in college. Once you're working, they REALLY start looking like shit. And if you work in high finance, there are going to be a few years at the beginning of your career that are going to suck donkey balls. Big ones.
Some might think I'm being an asshole, but I wish I had an older brother to let me know what was up when I was 17.
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