Interacting with an analyst today, I caught myself thinking - at what point do you officially step outside "being bad at explaining assignments and giving feedback" zone and slide into "how this dense person got this job in the first place" territory.
What's the passing benchmark?
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If there was ever one, you probably crossed the line long ago. This thread being the confirmation.
nice info
It's probably the third pass at explaining the same thing and them still not getting it. So like, first time - that's on me. Second time, that's on you. Third time, pack your things.
Hes not "your analyst" shithead. He/she doesn't belong to you. Now shut up and do your job. Try not to bother the MDs with too many excuses.
Right? Like what is this.. This guy isn't even a banker for the bank yet. Still in a program..
I’ll bite. Poor emotionally driven judgement and lackluster reading skills don’t do you good in finance. Try again
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