There's a few other threads that are dated but I'm curious if anyone has any updated views on HIG and what it's like to work there. Is pay / benefits / lifestyle still way below market? Are they well respected / are lateral opportunities to other MM / UMM funds solid? How do the various funds (Advantage, MM LBO, LBO) stack up in terms of reputation, returns, and prestige? Does the culture vary by office (Miami vs. SF vs. NYC vs. Boston)? Any color would be helpful. Gracias.
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Have heard Miami group is a sweatshop.
Happy to add a data point on HIG Bayside (special situations fund). Pay is street (associate friend made ~$270k all in last year), but culture isn't known to be great (high associate turnover, nobody wants to stay on for VP). Have worked alongside in deals and they're sharp and in interesting credits. This is for the NYC office, unsure if Bayside operates in the others.
From a general perspective, agree with other commenters, however it seemed to be a highly desirable spot in the recent on-cycle processes.
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