DC Real Estate Firm Cultures
Anyone have insight into firm culture and hours at Starwood, Carlyle, and/or Artemis for their DC offices?
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Carlyle is pretty tough. Have friends on acq that get crushed. Sometimes up to banking hours. SW is better but smaller in dc. Have a friend on AM and he’s probably doing 60 hours most weeks. FWIW he seems happy and doesn’t complain about the job like the Carlyle kids do.
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