Is Career Banking for me?
Hey y’all! Wanted to just get your guys’ take on how did you know you could be a career banker (as in Analyst to Associate to VP to Director to MD). I know most people decide to exit after 2 years, but I’m curious to know what it takes to stay a career banker.
For me, I’m not dead set on PE, and I’m interested in becoming more client facing, so is it unrealistic for me to want to be a career banker? I know essentially, it’ll be a grind for like 6 years. Is it worth - wanted to hear your thoughts! Thanks for any insight?
how is anyone supposed to answer this with next to no information about you
Maybe just general information about what helped one decide if career banking was the right path would be very helpful! Sorry if I was all over the place!
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