Hi guys:
What would you say is the best way to practice modeling faster, esp. for more complex sitatuions? I have old models from my firm - would you say the best approach is just to build them from beginning to end? or woud you say it's best to understand the more difficult components and just practice those? Thank you!
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Do model reviews live with a VP/principal screaming over your shoulder.
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following. Always curious how other people self-train.
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