I'm a senior at a target / incoming at a BB in NY. Recently have been thinking about maybe going another direction, and saw on our school's handshake that One Rock is still recruiting for 2025 FT analysts. I know there are some past threads, but does anyone have color on culture/experience, comp, etc.? Much appreciated
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Can’t speak to the analyst program in particular (people I know there are mid-to-sr level), but I understand it’s relatively new (three or four classes?) and does have formal training. Culture is supposed to be good, but it is a value shop where you work hard - can either be a good thing or bad thing depending on the experience you’re after. Don’t have exact numbers but comp is supposed to be good too, i.e., top of market for MM funds.
Anyone else notice this? Every single One Rock thread (and many MM threads) has the same "VP in PE - LBOs" (rank "H") showing up to defend/promote the firm with a silver lining, often quoting his "friend" who works there. And somehow his comment is always the top-liked one. Make of that what you will.
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Heard 100+ hour work weeks
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