I have spent three years in early-stage venture capital and am looking to move to late-stage VC (Series B+) or growth equity. I came to the realization that given my early-stage experience which is more qualitative, I lack some growth hard skills (modeling, 3 statement analysis, etc.)
1) Any good suggestions on technical interview prep?
2) Anyone in a similar situation and would like to do cases together?
3) Any clue on open positions (since most are not published on job boards)?
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some detailed tips and resources for preparing for growth equity and late-stage VC interviews:
1) Technical Interview Prep Suggestions:
Courses and Bootcamps:
Key Areas to Focus On:
2) Finding Prep Buddies:
3) Finding Open Positions:
By focusing on these areas, you can effectively prepare for your transition to late-stage VC or growth equity roles. Good luck!
Sources: SA Interview Prep Techniques, Advice Please! Growth Equity Interview Questions?, Interviewing for a SA or Analyst position? Here's what I'd want to hear as a VP., [HELP REQUEST] How to prepare for the markets for S&T Interview?, What was your approach preparing for technicals? Could use some guidance.
PM’d, in a similar spot myself
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