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Would agree. Also seems to be a lesser amount of random memes and humor. I can often get a good kick by reading the trending or recently active posts here, can't say the same for r/financialcareers.

 
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r/FC is like the dollar store version of WSO. too many newbs who can't google to save their fucking lives, too much focus on shitty career paths that no one cares about and generally just terrible content in general

-3 / 10 would not recommend visiting.

 

The point about “questions that would never fly here” is exactly right. People will ask very very retarded questions (“I keep seeing ‘buyside’ - what is that?” or “I love investing. How to get into Investment banking??”)... for some reason, the sub is much more accommodating. Anyone who says “you should probably google that” or “this question gets asked daily” gets shat on HEAVY

 

in fairness, some of the top posts on WSO this past month have been completely shitting on how miserable IB is right now

 

More depressing version of WSO. Instead of banking, the questions are about Wells Fargo call centre or financial advisory...

You also have typical reddit ‘softness’ (for lack of a better term). Any indication that a senior with a 2.9 and no experience from a non-target should consider something other than IB gets heavily downvoted.

The quality of discussion here is much better.

 

FWIW I posted there one time with a legit and thoughtful question and was called a Trump supporting fascist because someone dug deep into my account history and saw I had posted a few comments in a libertarian subreddit. Fucking Reddit man

 

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