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Based on previous WSO threads, there isn't a direct mention of a specific recruiting process for Harmon/Spies at Newmark in NYC. However, discussions around Eastdil and their transition to Cushman & Wakefield highlight that the experience and team dynamics are highly team-driven. The recruiting process for such high-profile teams often involves rigorous interviews, technical rounds, and a focus on cultural fit.

If you're preparing for interviews or a superday with a team like Harmon/Spies, here are some tips:

  1. Technical Proficiency: Be ready for modeling tests or case studies. Teams like these value strong technical skills, especially in real estate financial modeling.

  2. Cultural Fit: As noted in WSO threads, team dynamics are crucial. Demonstrating humility, professionalism, and the ability to work in a high-pressure environment will set you apart.

  3. Networking: If you're not already in the process, networking with current or former team members can provide insights into what they value in candidates.

If you have specific questions about the process or need preparation tips, feel free to ask!

Sources: Q&A: HF Analyst @ $5bn+ Fund - Breaking In and Transition to Risk-Taking Role, Guide for Investment Banking Full-Time Recruiting, Wells Fargo Diversity Forum Summer Financial Analyst - Phone interview, My PE Recruiting Process, 2017 Summer Analyst IB Recruiting Timeline Megathread Pages

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