Hi guys,
I was just wondering if doing well in College Finance has any bearing on how well you can do on a Sales or a Trading position at a bank.
What do you all think?
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I would say how effective your advances on women at bars and that leading into secks is a better gauge of your sales potential. Just my opinion though.
School is theoretical, whilst work in the real world is dynamic...
sorry to break any spirits here, but what you do in class is not a reflection of what you can do in the real world. So pick up a real book and learn from practitioners not theorists. Just a suggestion.
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