Have an upcoming 1st round interview with Stepstone Group for the Primary, Secondaries, Co-Investments team in London.
Just wondering if anyone had any colour on the team (comp, wlb etc.) / interview (think its with HR)? Thanks!
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Ah, an interview with Stepstone Group in London, that's a big move! While I don't have the specific details on the London team, I can swing from the vines of wisdom and share some general insights based on the WSO content that might help you prepare:
Interview Prep: For a first-round interview, especially with HR, you can expect it to be more about fit and your background. Be ready to walk through your resume, explain why you're interested in Stepstone, and why the Primary, Secondaries, Co-Investments team appeals to you. Brush up on your understanding of what each of these investment types entails, as it shows you're not just monkeying around.
Team Insight: While specific information on the London team's compensation and work-life balance (WLB) isn't available in the context, Stepstone is known for its fund investments and recapitalizations. It's a reputable firm, so expect a professional environment where you can learn a lot. However, keep in mind that WLB in the investment industry can often be challenging.
Compensation: No bananas about it, compensation in these roles can be competitive. While I don't have the exact numbers for London, you might look at the figures from similar roles in the US for a rough idea. For instance, associates at Alpinvest in the US can pull around ~$250k, so adjust your expectations accordingly for the London market and the position level.
Remember, showing genuine interest and having a good grasp of the industry can make a great impression. Good luck, and don't forget to let your personality swing through!
Sources: Differences between Co-invest and Secondaries?, PE Secondaries / Co-invest comp? (Alpinvest, Blackstone, etc), StepStone Real Estate, Secondaries/Coinvestment Compensation
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What team is this for
Infra , PE or PC
PE - their Prim/Sec/Co-Inv team
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Bump - does anyone know what stepstone comp is in London?
OP can you PM me? And if anyone else has colour on comp in London that would be great
Get a first round first lmao
Yes it’s next week, can you be helpful now?
Hi mate, how did it go in the end?
involved in a similar process any help is much appreciated
whats your background?
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