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http://roundhillcapital.com
Sharky, my company looked at one of their deals a couple years ago. As far as I know they have several offices. Which office are you talking about? And out of curiosity, what do you think of them resp. what position are you interviewing at?
And how was it? don't you have any additional/general info?
I'm talking about a position in Spain for investments in spain-portugal. Haven't talked to them directly, only to the headhunter who is supposed to get back soon.
As far as I know: - opportunistic shop specialized in alternatives (student houses, elderly houses, logistics, high luxury resorts, etc.) - founded by an ex-MS in 2002, they're the owners of the famous Nido student house in London - in Spain there are only 3 people (1MD and 2VPs), which is not something I extremely like, might be too small team. - also, i've taken a look at the people on their website, and they don't seem to have extraordinary CVs... should I be skeptical about this? Cheers
My close friend who works in Blackstone Real Estate PE says they have a strong reputation. They just recruited one of his colleagues.
I used to work there as an intern previously, in the Berlin office. This was about 3 years ago when they were still establishing a presence in the Spain area.
When I worked there, they had solid professionals and a great work atmosphere. Laid-back, friendly and good hours. No reason to be skeptical- they have a good reputation in the European market. They've worked on some big deals and have professionals with impressive pedigree in IB/RE.
Out of curiosity, are you being headhunted for a junior role or a more senior, managerial one?
Feel free to PM me if you have any questions you want a little more detail on.
I interviewed with them recently for an Analyst position in Europe. PM me know if you want interview details.
Hey! I am interviewing with them soon. Any tips on the interview will be really appreciated.
Hello,
I am interviewing for an Analyst position at Round Hill Capital this week. Do you have any tips or questions from your interview that you could help me out with? Thanks!
seems like the kinda place that pays out the ass
In general, curious how one would get an interview at a place like this (also think other REPE/investment shops) that don't ever post jobs on Indeed or Select Leaders. Round Hill has a generic email to submit your resume, but do people actually get a call back after submitting a resume? Are these the types of shops everyone gushes about getting into and needing to have that defined top-tier undergrad --> top 5 MBA --> BB IB --> mega fund?
Seems headhunters, networking, or the company poaching/recruiting is the reasonable explanation but I'd love to be wrong if there is a secret to landing a gig.
I have an interview coming up at Round Hill.
Keen to hear if anyone has further insight
I know them very well. I'll say its a great place at a junior level because you'll learn a lot and it's a good name on your resume, though it can be a sweatshop at times.
Thanks! When you say sweat shop, are we talking 90-100 hour weeks?
Yes though that's definitely not every week. I would say 70-80 is normal but it's very office specific.
Whats the best brand for my resume: Round Hill, AEW, LaSalle or one of the big RE AMs? How would you rank them?
Friend of mine who did M&A at Evercore ended up there.
Has anyone insights regarded pay and hours?
Strong reputation, would consider if you have an offer
Bump
Currently interviewing for the London office, happy to hear insights
Yes i know about the liquidation and the frightening reviews on Glassdoor (:
Thanks
If you are aware of the reviews on Glassdoor, especially the reviews relating to liquidation + pay (which I beleive may be credible as I've heard the same directly from people who were previously employed there) why would you want to work there? If it's your first client side gig, I understand but if you're already client side , wait for another opportunity
This. They dumped the majority of their team only several months back. One little hiccup in this environment and you’re the first one out the door. Just something to think about while interviewing there.
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