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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't specific information available in the dataset about GE Vernova Financial Services regarding compensation, hours, or exit opportunities. Additionally, there is no direct mention of transitioning from GE Vernova Financial Services to a Private Equity group.

If you're looking for insights into transitioning to PE, general advice from WSO threads suggests that having strong financial modeling skills, transaction experience, and networking within the PE space are critical factors. You might also consider leveraging resources like the WSO Private Equity Interview Prep or Financial Modeling Bootcamps to strengthen your profile.

I'm sorry, but it looks like this may be out of my ability to answer... maybe some of the links below might help?

Sources: The Truth About GE's Financial Management Program (FMP), The Promised Land of Private Equity Turned out to be a "Monster Land", Private Funds Group (CS/UBS etc), Q&A: MBB to Private Equity, Promoted to VP, From "how do I break in" to "how do I escape"

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