See attached. This is for their asset mgmt. group. Someone might know better than me but I think it is pretty hard (read impossible) to transfer into acquisitions from this role. Others may know better though.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| repe_job_description.jpg 111.29 KB | 111.29 KB |
Feel like they post a lot for their Asset Management group, no? Wonder if it's due to growth or turnover. Even though I'm looking for acquisitions opportunities, I would gladly sacrifice that to pursue an AM role with Carlyle. Best in class IMO. Probably a tough interview process.
I think it is a little of both, they work them pretty hard and I think a lot of people work there for a few years for the experience and branding and the go get MBAs or go to other shops w/ more reasonable hours. So basically they're just on a cycle. The process is not too bad surprisingly a phone interview -> basic excel modeling test -> in person -> offer or nah. They're an awesome group with great people that you wouldn't mind spending a lot of time with.
are you recruiting for them or something?
What do you guys reckon the comp is?
some HH told me about $110k all in
Thanks man. That's not that great for D.C. though, ouch.
the turnover rate in their dc office is pretty impressive.
Interesting that they say "No more than 1-3 years experience in commercial real estate analysis"
Surely they mean "no less than 1-3 years"?
Nulla ad quis mollitia quis. Aspernatur autem deleniti corrupti. Nostrum libero numquam velit excepturi iste. Corrupti et ad perspiciatis et officiis asperiores aut. Et dolorem et est et quaerat minima. Voluptatem in in iste ducimus et.
Et dolore et maiores dicta aut sed. Qui est repellendus eos pariatur. Cumque odit sed voluptatem iure temporibus quia inventore. Dicta consequatur voluptatem vel cum. Reprehenderit totam vel sed qui laudantium est. Iste laudantium eum ut vero.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...