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They get paid all in D-bol.
Through some primo in there and you have yourself a beautiful cycle.
on how much you sell. Will earn in excess of a million + (and much more) if that is what you are wondering
so it compares with the IBD and trading desks.
Yes...pay can be great, if you are good.
For someone who is a natural salesman, this is a very easy way to make a comfortable living.
would a 3.2 gpa suffice from an ivy.
Dan, in all seriosness the issue would be getting the interview. i think you'd be fine past that and you'd certainly be smart enough to do a job like this. it ain't rocket science people. what year are you?
im a jr
i already have a bb sa pos. but it is in the ibd and i dont really want to work all of those hours. some i am thinking that i decline the sa offer and just apply ft next fall.
nah, i wouldn't do that. take it, try to network with the traders, that's your best bet.
so you think a 3.2 would suffice to score an interview in sales
oh for sure, especially if you have experience at an ibank...put interesting things on your resume, hobbies, interests you should do fine, especially coming from yale
compared to some of my friends who got bb internships i have a shit gpa, but very strong ecs -no show up to a club once or twice shit, very strong ecs.
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