Currently in a well-known but industry-specific boutique firm in the power and energy space. Are my PE exits going to be limited to only infra/power/energy PE firms. I've also heard though that because this modelling is some of the hardest it's a desirable skill to be good at and that you could go to any coverage sector, so pivot would be possible when going to PE?
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