+3 I'll offer a different perspective here. I actually prefer taking calls from working professionals in other industries wanting to pivot into "my world". They're serious and intentional about their outreach. Associate 1 in RE - Comm
+3 In this market? You'd be absolutely insane not to take a BB lending role. If it's Wells? Doubly so, as they're the biggest CRE lender out there. Prospect in RE - Comm
+3 JP loves their Europeans. It’s why it’s a pretty miserable place to work. I like Oxbridge PPE’s, hardo LSE and Warwick internationals and the occasional St Andrews nepo baby for the London office. Good mix. Managing Director in IB-M&A
+3 i dont think so, im working at a "shittier" mm bank for S&T and one of the desks I rotated on the last 3 people quit for citadel, citadel, and millenium. meanwhile all the alum I know at GS etc. all had shit exits. Incoming Analyst in S&T - Equities
+3 Is this getting MS'd because of the 2nd half? In the first half he's spitting. Kinda spitting in the last bit too Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+3 Full time BB position 100%. I’m at one now as a senior associate doing balance sheet lending and I’ve seen many analysts leave for the buyside throughout the years. Associate 1 in RE - Comm
+3 This is true. Its comp that no longer makes sense in high COL markets. My firm made the shift to permanent WFH. VP in RE - Comm
+3 Xhamster02The warmth of mamdani socialism will bring all the jobs back Pokemon Master
+3 I was wondering how you made so little as a consultant, then I got to the part about how you’re on date 2 and overthinking the fuck out of this. acardboardmonkey
+3 Disagree with this. LSE Econ > UCL Econ == Imperial EFDS > Warwick MORSE > Warwick Econ. [email protected]
+3 This is a terrible mindset and how you get hated on in the workplace and in life. You just weren’t good enough to get into an Ivy and that’s completely fine. Associate 2 in PE - Other
+3 Not a software banker, and curious if anyone in the industry disagrees, but thinking this is a bit overblown. Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+3 For hedge funds in Europe you absolutely need to target london, and for London there's only a handful of masters worth doing. Oxford, Cambridge get the best chances at it. Goj5979
+3 I went to A/W and got into GS Classic. Worked my ass off too because I'm low income non DEI minority. Associate 1 in IB - Gen
+3 Thank you, come again Prospect in IB-M&A
+3 Only a Stern kid would post ts. Prestige is fairy dust as far as any decision maker with an ounce of respect is concerned. rolo25
+3 WF has a Potluck Casserole Tote Analyst 3+ in IB - Cov
+3 Lower tier BB, but I'm biased because I live in NJ, so it's near family Intern in IB - Gen
+3 London is an actual shithole. On top of that, nothing more authoritarian than sending your citizens to jail for Facebook comments lmao.  modafman1
+3 Send his wife a more expensive bottle to establish yourself as the alpha of UBS IB9000
+3 Bro had his interview already and is now playing defense IB9000
+3 I don’t know why but people hate the idea of paying for school. Is it really any different from buying a nice car/watch/home or paying for a nice vacation? Associate 2 in PE - Other
+3 Copying from previous post because think it's fairly relevant. Also reviewed all groups at UBS in another post, if interested in more group-specific insight Analyst at UBS. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+3 gpa irrelevant as long as it's over 26/27 EMEA_Levfin_Sis
+3 A few people in my group did the switch from non-RE coverage/product groups to RE. Would say the biggest things you need to work on are: 1. Analyst 1 in RE - Comm
+3 Trading in prop shops is kinda like this, but nerdier.  usernameladiesman217
+3 You sound like a total pushover and your PM def knows this as well, which is why he’s using you as his personal frustration fleshlight. Benson Says
+3 So meal stipends are technically not paid by UBS they are expensed to the client. Associate 2 in IB - Cov
+3 Paraguay is fantastic, very safe and modernized and a growing cohort of digital nomads. Very easy to get a visa and set up less than $5k and you pay 0% on all foreign earnings. Macchiavelli11
+3 Cornell is a pretty big school with people from all over the world. Don’t think you should feel very isolated. Associate 2 in PE - Other
+3 Hey bro — I’m based in NYC, W-2 income, and I’ve built  ~$5M multifamily portfolio across DC and Maryland. Slowpoke
+3 Stop. Why the hell are you trying to say here? Young white men are definitely not the enablers of DEI. You are pulling some BS out of your back. Most people know its especially women benefitting. afdhfg
+3 Unfortunately, yes. A guy I went to college with was  smart, got good grades, was personable, and got a Big 4 IT Consulting gig right out of school making good money. RCJ92
+3 I always love when somebody tells me they have / are creating a flywheel. In my head, I recall one of my earliest memories. VP in PE - LBOs
+3 Just say you don’t have that periph bro nontargetmarket
+3 How do they even decide what questions they'll test if its not on any guides? blueyellowpink
+3 I’d be careful of taking a MD role there at the moment. Because of the corporate structure, you’ll never make as much as you think you will. A lot of higher ups recently left as it came to light. Developer in RE - Comm
+3 AI backed misogyny rage stories… bomboclot. Associate Consultant in Consulting
+3 Never thought I’d see Chattanooga, TN mentioned on here. My old banking MD who was obsessed with The Smurfs was originally from there. VP in PE - LBOs
+3 After this experience I would never, ever go back to another MF. Either hedge fund, small entrepreneurial team or bust. Having experienced both I can firmly say I prefer the latter. Works at Oppenheimer
+3 Recruiting SA 27 as well. I've made it to a few SD's as well, but have no offer yet (Missed a tech on one and got screwed over by HR despite being ranked crazy high in another, lmao), you aren't alone brah, I get it. Spreadsheet Sasquatch
+3 Overlord? More like underlordGooner got cut during recruiting, have fun at Mizuho LAZ Houston on the rise, real ones know Associate 1 in IB - Cov
+3 If you plan on going to MIT just to do IB, you’re prolly not getting into MIT lol Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+3 I wouldn't say rothschild is the most competitive it has multiple spring weeks / insight weeks that are convertible (the normal spring open to everyone, the women's spring week, the upreach insight week in the summer) that Intern in IB-M&A
+3 Ah yes the "full time intern" position forgot about that one Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+3 Do they happen to be in office on Fridays Intern in IB - Gen
+3 You’re a quick thinker  Intern in IB - Gen
+3 I'll just drop this here and expect a ton of MS. Brown grads were the worst I've ever worked with a unique combination of privilege/entitledness with low competency. TechBanking
+3 You gotta get out of the basement more, every comment is a new place you think sucks Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+3 Large UMM; am an associate 2 about to become a senior assoicate. Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+3 Some vicious greenhill slander wow johnnypython
+3 ^ totally agree. I think after this year though they'll definitely have a bigger venue next year. The_Biotech_Banking_Expert
+3 Everyone else has good points and I don't want to bog people down with the same stuff. Intern in HF - EquityHedge
+3 Makes sense why someone from Asset Management - Equities would make broad high-level, dogmatic statements that lack any nuance. Where do you get your 5% from? Where do you get your 10% from? VP in PE - Other
+3 I think quite a few of the big investors today had a non linear path… another one that got poached because of writing ideas was dan sundheim. Investment Analyst in HF - Event
+3 people who are saying "I take the trade-off if that means no late nights" are you fr?? Proud_Monkey
+3 For a lot of these guys the risk is going to be the ability to put capital out at scale and hit the returns they promised investors. Analyst 1 in RE - Comm
+3 How do people even come up with these posts wacced out models
+3 ive been saying this for years to juniors. ib is now a corporate job. opulence got shafted by regulation and dei killed prestige. what you're left with a a standard corporate job with too many hours fuku
+3 Which group were you layed off from? Analyst 1 in IB - ECM
+3 PJT Intern in IB-M&A
+3 I learned counting on the job at Wells Fargo. As an ABM, I'd have to count how many fake accounts to open for our customers. They don't teach you that in a lecture hall lucien_de_montclair
+3 Anything pulling you in either direction? Fordham theoretically is one of those backup schools for people who want Columbia/NYU and is in the city, but I'm not really buying that it gives much of a leg up in recruiting. Nobody Man
+3 You are right that some of this seems basic i.e time is running out. As a young man, I also understood that time is running out. NoEquityResearch
+3 This is the most insane thing I've ever heard. therealgekko
+3 UVA if you are cool, social and good looking. Stanford if you are not. It honestly boils down to this for the most part. Associate 2 in PE - LBOs
+3 your focus seems to be dunking on undergrads  on WSO so your performance must be shit Research Analyst in HF - Other
+3 Haha really? I analyze businesses for a living covering 30-40 stocks at any one time and am marked to market every day on it, with a clear assessment on my 18mo track record. therealgekko
+3 You’re saying more basic stuff tbh. VP in PE - Other
+3 Don’t have specifics but they have turned over their entire mid level (VPs/Principals) multiple times. CEO in IB - Gen
+3 I don't think it's our business to go that far, but I think others have already done so Analyst 2 in IB-M&A
+3 x Works at BMO Capital Markets
+3 Redevelopment/new development doesn't really matter. People will pursue solar when it economically makes sense to do so. coreplusplus
+3 IMO Dartmouth and unless you specifically want to go into tech/startups, it's not even close. Even if you do, debt is a real handicap and shouldn't be taken lightly. PrivateTechquity 🚀🚀🚀
+3 Prob a IB AN1 working on a sellside for HIG and getting absolutely dicked down Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+3 Imperial Maths/Physics/JMC > LSE Econ > Warwick MORSE > UCL Econ > Warwick Econ == Imperial EFDS Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+3 I heard Kensington, Pennsylvania is nice this time of year theg3ntlem4n
+3 Of course - had this realization around the same time I hit my $ invested target and "secured" my retirement. Left the industry as an Associate for a cushy remote gig working 30 hours a week. Associate 1 in IB-M&A
+3 Advanced degree types (PhD, MD, etc.) often get into sell-side ER in SMID coverage with very little prior finance experience. luciferiangfp
+3 Counting is unfortunately a grad level course at UAA so he couldn't take it nooneinparticular
+3 No worries. To be clear you absolutely need to learn how to do an LBO from scratch and things like that, but you can / will learn that on your own on the weekends. Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+3 Associate 2 in IB-M&AHaving firsthand experience at an MSF program mentioned frequently on here, I’d actually beg to differ. Nobody Man
+3 No but they're not the party of "lemme make everything "free" (paid for by govt), tax the shit out of you, and let in every 3rd worlder with a sob story" party and that's enough to build a coalition these days.  Warren Icahn
+3 $30-$50M. I think at this level you can live a really nice life WITH a family completely passively if you want to, if you assume 4-5% withdrawals per year. RxBoi
+3 Both are great schools, but I think Stanford is a no-brainer here considering cost is not a priority for you. If you ever want to do something besides finance, the Stanford brand/network will open so many doors for you. hocuspocus123
+3 This made me lol. Wisdom from Tokat isnt going to help you clear an analyst super day bro. TheBig3.5
+3 Define right? Legally I think she had a case, they were foolish to offer accommodations and then renege on them. She was selfish to go into the industry expecting special treatment though. Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+3 Would highly disagree with the guy above. Have been in banking / pe for 7 ish years now, and everything I have learned has been in the job. Associate 1 in IB - Gen
+3 We took a few leaps of faith and backfired. 1 of 3 turned out great and the other 2 just couldn't get up to speed. That can be somewhat detrimental to a small or mid sized company. Assist. VP in RE - Comm
+3 JamieDimonkey: Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+3 . Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+3 Sitting in the same boat as you rn. But here are some things that I've been doing. bangbangchicken
+3 "school clubs in FIG" is also known as "blind leading the blind". Just read up, just the way they did and it should be fine. It's really not that tough Analyst 1 in IB - ECM
+3 Extremely value oriented, software + tech enabled services. 8x EBITDA would be expensive for these guys, so expect a lot of hairy and complex situations. Associate 3 in PE - Other
+3 Yes Please spare us from this nonsense Count WACCula
+3 I would not fall for the consumer PE facade at all. Most branded/growthy consumer investing is not real PE. It’s vanilla cookie cutter stuff. Bad investments. Bad returns. Looks good on LinkedIn or Instagram. Associate 3 in PE - LBOs
+3 Don't want to doxx myself, but I can confirm based on speaking to associates at my current firm and getting the target #s from the fund that the pay cut is around that range. srzjmy
+3 "New" in the sense that they're not on the guides Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+3 Those 3 juniors working on the Netflix deal were grinding  RBOB_squarepants
+3 Just wanted to say Id echo everything the IB Assoc mentioned.  Associate 3 in CorpDev