Is it possible to get no comments as an analyst?

I’m currently an intern in a mid size PE shop. I got a return offer and will start as an analyst soon.

I am really enjoying the work and so far got quite good feedbacks from my associates / VPs. Thing is, I can’t help but feel like I am so dumb and think that the deals that I handle is too complex for me to understand, and sometimes make stupid minor mistakes (e.g. not realizing some data is available in the VDR and I missed it), and I know is normal, but got lots of comments on my work.
Tbh, I think I kinda get brainrotted with AI as well.

Asking for advice on the quickest way to improve, and understand what my assoc and VPs want faster.

Stupid question: is it possible that one day you get almost no comments from your VP since you catch up to a level where your work is already good enough?

2 Comments
 

Yes it will just come with experience and working with the same people over and over. You‘ll get used to their style and what they‘ll usually pick up in comments over time.
Wouldnt worry about getting too many comments as a starter, just make sure you‘re not doing the same mistakes twice

 

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