Noted without comment - here's the Dealbreaker take on this one (link inside post)
Business Insider To Wall Street Interns: Stay The F*ck Out Of The Hamptons, BroFor those with keen eyes, the streets of Manhattan are increasingly filled with shiny loafers, sensible skirts and newly-pressed khakis. The wearers of these garments look somehow fresher and more alert than the average New Yorker, but behind those eyes is a perceptible, roiling emotional cauldron of unbridled hope and near-crippling fear.
The Wall Street interns have arrived, y'all.
And so it falls to the Bible of DadBros to step into the void and speak directly to NYC's newest and greenest residents, giving them the kind of pertinent, insidery advice that will take them directly from a windowless cube to the corner office.Take it away, Business Insider:
We've heard this so many times, and we feel the need to share it again with the incoming class of Wall Street interns.
One great piece of advice any banker/hedge funder will give to the new recruits isn't what they will want to hear.
Don't go to the Hamptons.You heard them, interns. For the love of all that is good and holy, stay the hell out of the East End of Long Island.
http://dealbreaker.com/2015/06/business-insider-to-wall-street-interns-…
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| nohamptons-260x195.jpg 21.87 KB | 21.87 KB |
Comments (10)
The Hamptons: grossly overrated, just like NYC.
I went to Hamptons several times with a bunch of my classmates. It was sort of fun, but everything was SUPER packed, lot of unsavory characters, and the beaches are laughable compared to the ones in southern california. The only saving grace was that it was a temporary salvation from the nightmare and filth of NYC during summertime.
Don't even get a swagger jacket from the Hamptons. It's no Harvard.
Commercial Real Estate Developer
I would definitely listen to Business Insider and Brady for advice...
Go to the north fork instead. Less developed, more relaxing and equally if not more beautiful.
I have a feeling this is more like "Please, stupid interns, don't ruin it for us, the BSDs"
Why is it that practically every news site ridicules Wall Street culture when it's convenient to do so while at the same time trying to seem "in the know" by rattling off some useless anecdotes when it's to their advantage?
Why stay out? What's the reason?
Jones Beach FTW.
Yes, it's crowded.
But it's not overpriced.
And it gets you out of the city.
And it's at least not Brighton Beach.
In Chicago, Oak Street Beach is the equivalent of Jones Beach and it's a 20 minute walk from the CBOT, not a 2 hr drive from Manhattan.
Minus libero sit voluptas ea. Tenetur et molestiae porro dignissimos enim. Voluptatem expedita facilis non magnam aliquid repellendus odit.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...