I have an offer from Hines for an investment management analyst role after undergrad. My question is do they promote from analyst to associate without an MBA? What do their analysts typically do afterward at Hines if they went there straight from undergrad?
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Well, I don’t think I would ever want to end up in Houston. And I don’t know what the mobility between offices looks like but I imagine it’s tough
Senior MDs and market leaders are firm partners. You don’t have to move to Houston unless you want your title to start with a C.
If I'm an investment management analyst do you think that I can get promoted to associate internally without a MBA? Also, do you know what their comp is for analysts and associates?
Yes, 60-75 for analyst, 90-110 for associate, 30% bonus for both.
When I interviewed with Hines for a development analyst position earlier this year, I was told the position is on the partner track (given you don’t suck) and that a graduate degree was not necessary. I was not in a NYC/LA/SF/CHI market though which may change things if you are. Even then, I would imagine people do part time/executive MBAs and it’s not a 2 years and out type deal.
My role is actually for investment management analyst so do you think the same would hold true in that I would be on a partner track and can be promoted to associate without a MBA? I looked on Linkedin and it seems like all the associates came in post MBA so I'm just curious as to what analysts do afterwards?
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