They're currently recruiting for for 2021 full time analysts, but I can't find much information online about their analyst program. Looks like they have a strong presence in the REPE industry, but am wondering if anyone has anything to share about them?
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As a competitor of theirs I have a lot of respect for them. It’s a very good firm, and has a solid reputation. You should 100% try and work there
Super Legit.
Legit firm backed by rock solid institutional capital sources undertaking some serious high profile projects (cambridge xing in boston and sand hill road redev). Cant go wrong there.
Super Strong and active reputation
Yes, great reputation in REPE. However, all I will say (and this applies to all firms) is don't get blinded by the high-profile deals, "prestige" and reputation.
Have interviewed with them in the past and passed due to some concerns on certain personalities, which were confirmed by former analysts/associates. Of course this is highly group dependent but make sure you do your homework before jumping in. Wouldn't be a bad place to spent a year or two though.
Which office? SF, Boston?
SF
Very smart investor. Great name and will give you great experience. Highly recommend.
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Went thru all rounds of interviews and was told I’d hear back in 1-2 weeks. I reached out to the HR coordinator around 2 weeks for an update on my status and she ignored me. It’s frustrating not to have gotten a response or a rejection email after having invested so much time/effort into the recruiting process.
In terms of the actual interviews, they were mostly behavioral and then there was a technical test. The people I spoke to were fine. They weren’t the most interesting but they were nice.
Would you be able to speak to how the technical test was structured and how long were you given to complete? Guessing it was an office asset considering their investment strategy.
FWIW, heard bad things about the culture...."grindset" type shit. Still, it may be a good role depending on your goals.
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