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I think this seat is back on the market. Curious to hear more if anyone has any notes. They do some interesting deals.

 

Lol so like every debt equity shop in nyc?

Not really. Maybe from an hours perspective but culture wise a boutique (or very small employee based firm) is going to have much more issues than a JLL type shop.

Picture being the only or one of twoAnalyst or Associates on a brokerage team and your Principal brining multiple client deals to the table for you to underwrite, create the pitch book and all marketing materials, additional admin work, etc. without any staffing help.

 
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Can confirm a lot of what’s been said here as they are hiring for an analyst and an associate....again.

Their last hire only lasted a few months from what I see on LinkedIn.

Super long hours (expect 80-90 hrs the norm here), micro managerial culture that borders bullying, and low pay. You will be sold on trading off pay for an opportunity to work on big sexy deals with big clients like SHVO and Chetrit.

They do a few interesting big deals a year but not sure how the pay is justified for the grueling labor and bad culture. Any other top debt and equity shop in the city pays 30% more and you’ll see more deal flow.

 

Faisal just seems like that old school boss type that will believe in things like analysts or associates will have to spend 3 or 4 years before getting promoted as they have to pay their dues. Cant blame him as his boss when he was starting out might have had the same mentality but the world has changed. He would have worked to the bone and pulled all nighters and he could have put up with low pay when he was a junior level employee but there is just no need for that now given the nature of the market. I cant imagine doing bitch work for low pay today at small firms despite what Faisal would tell junior level employees that they gain valuable learning experiences doing bitch work. And it's not a surprise that only kids who need visas put up with that and you can see who still works there lol. 

 

Stay as far as possible - it's not worth it. 10 people have started at and left the company this year - there were only 3-5 seats at any given time. You do the math. 

 

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