Blackstone summer vs young fund full time

As title suggests fortunate enough to hold blackstone summer analyst offer and a full time offer from a smaller fund (around 2.5bn aum)

Leaning towards full time but just nervous about missing out on the blackstone brand. Would be interested to hear your thoughts

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Well one is PE investing I assume and not sure about the other fund. Maybe you could provide more info on what type of investing you are doing at the other fund?

I have heard BX do convert a lot of their SA's. which works in your favour. So it appears to be a question of what type of investing you'd prefer and what sort of culture you want in a workplace

 

Both roles are for PE investing. I’m just worried about missing out on the blackstone brand which could harm future exit opps surely?

 

I will try that but I think the younger fund sounds really exciting especially as I will be the first analyst they have ever taken.

Surely there is also more upside being part of a younger firm?

 

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