Highest Ranked Comments In The Last Year

+3 I mean... if you work at a reputable large LO the recruiter is a bit dense to think it's the sell side regardless of your title...  Investment Analyst in HF - Event
+3 investor45It comes down to how you’re staffed and operate. Investment Analyst in AM - Equities
+3 Congrats on Mizuho!!! Intern in IB - Cov
+3 FIG, HC, Industrials and Tech (DBO Cali office only) are the top groups from what I’ve heard and read. Chemicals is also notable. I have some friends there across offices and the experience seems to be pretty positive. Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+3 Obviously focus your pitches on current, actionable situations. People don't care that much about past ideas (and frankly you can make up a lot of it) if you're not a PM. MMPM
+3 UBS > DB LOL VP in IB - Cov
+3 Did a first round interview with a quant/trader. Fairly standard behavioral, walk me through your resume and follow up questions about my experience. SIGalpha
+3 Have worked both institutional and for smaller developers. I would very strongly think about if you really have the gumption to go off on your own and develop projects. terra879
+3 On the analyst level, it's about double the hours for double the pay of a regular job (and sometimes less than double if you're comparing it to certain platforms like Capital One's college grad program), but the learning i Manager in CorpStrat
+3 its all their hot deals wsouser00
+3 UBS interns jump ship juice_biden
+3 BB YoE: 6 months (fresh out of undergrad) Base: 110kStub bonus: 30k Felt like it’s a fair number Incoming Analyst in S&T - FI
+3 debatable. AI oftentimes produces a soup of buzzwords, and when people use it in their deliverables it is genuinely worse than if they wrote it themselves. Kevin25
+3 Marco and Co have done a bang up job at UBS. And by bang up I mean they permanently fucked it Associate 3 in IB - Cov
+3 Re-reading the last bit of you’re comment, I agree, RX work isn’t for everyone, and surely not for people who want the traditional 2+2 structure (you likely won’t learn anything substantive enough to translate any real ope rolo25
+3 Why is Santander so high? Prospect in Non-profit
+3 Value Add vintage is total off the books. We are buying a lot of brand-new townhome products across the Southeast, closing around 100M in the last year or so. JZCRELA
+3 I feel like it's only the partners from an older generation that care about MBA. Literally times have changed so much, that I don't know if it's needed anymore unless you care about branding. m29
+3 Then GPA shouldn't be an issue for you so long as you manage a GRE score higher than 330 (for LBS), but scholarships are going to be hard because we're an overrepresented demographic and GRE scores don't allow you to iuc
+3 On my S&T summer knowing Python was a big edge for sure. Analyst 1 in S&T - FI
+3 man it's been two months lol Intern in IB-M&A
+3 Depends on 2 things: 1) how sure are you that you want to do PE after 2 years, 2) your risk tolerance. Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+3 From what I've gathered, it's the 1st one. But technically the name of the game is grabbing referrals so you can land interviews so it's more of the 2nd one. reddemon
+3 Couple thoughts on this. First off, kudos to you for betting on yourself and trying something different. Careers are a long and iterative process, and there’s fewer one-way doors than people often believe.  slimgym
+3 Yeah this is true lol. I’m interning here now and the $30 dinner stipend barely gets you anything. The basic economy thing for flights to Europe/West Coast is true too. Jukebox_Jammer
+3 tbh it is very cute how Rogo team keeps posting these thinking it is good marketing and people just say the product is retarded. good work!!!!! Works at Citadel Investment Group
+3 Yes CRE
+3 Analyst 2 in IB - Gen TechBanking
+3 MF you are ahead of pretty much everybody in the history of mankind. I promise you will be ok. Spreadsheet Sasquatch
+3 As much as the Jew has kept the sabbath, the sabbath has kept the Jew. Good shabbos newmonky
+3 I guess they want their $400 million private jet back now Soros_
+3 Fair take and appreciate the data point. I will say that you're clearly senior enough to enjoy such a stance around AI. Associate 1 in RE - Comm
+3 You could pull the plug on Grandma twice!  CRE
+3 You people really don’t get it, do you? Managing Director in IB - Gen
+3 I love how people shit on “sales roles” like it’s some knock. Revenue is generated through sales and relationships - not your “technical” logo adjusting.  user_5991
+3 3 bankers in A1 class across different banks. Always a good idea to get people with similar incomes and lifestyles.  Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+3 Interested as well (ignore title). My quick take is that after senior associate the role can become less analytical and more quarterbacking / sourcing. So the learning people enter the industry for may start to plateau. Analyst 1 in PE - LBOs
+3 Reneging doesn’t matter with this team. They aren’t well connected on Wall Street anyways Associate 2 in IB - Cov
+3 Black Diamond Capital Management Associate 1 in IB - Gen
+3 skill issue, expecting anything without a networking is ridiculous  Associate 2 in IB-M&A
+3 It's funny I said the same thing and got monkey poo for it. My thoughts are: why would someone leave an IB/PE (presuming Sr. AnonymousMonkious
+3 "Consensus among my boutique peers" implies grown adults with jobs and work spend their spare time making rankings. Nice try Incoming Intern in IB - Cov  Analyst 1 in IB - Restr
+3 All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I’m fine Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+3 Let me reiterate the fact that deals take 2-3 years to originate, land, execute and close. Assistant2theregionalmanager
+3 2nd -> 3rd Year AssociateWells FargoCommercial Banking Group in NYC that does power, utilities, renewables financing Base: $130k -> $161k Works at Wells Fargo and Company
+3 It depends on deal flow of the bank. If less reputable is because of deal flow (i.e. likely DB or a Santander etc.) then yes. But it’s entirely group dependent. Monaco Man
+3 I can picture multiple Kelley Moelis bankers doing this tbh Intern in IB - Gen
+3 This post is dumber than a UBS analyst  Analyst 2 in IB-M&A
+3 Deal flow doesn’t mean closed deals always. Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+3 I imagine this would only work at a small firm where you're critical in a portco, major sale, etc. Otherwise, I'm not sure they have much incentive to keep you around. StrategyJunkie
+3 Not a fan of new logo or website. Font is terrible le. Probably paid consultants so much money for this stephen4056
+3 no, it means he was fired and now he is homeless Dazzling-External-29
+3 Stop indulging this moron jabroni1234567
+3 a prostitute is cheaper than spending +60k to get some pussy GS under Blankfein
+3 The team is so small that titles are kind of irrelevant for us. I am the most junior person here if that helps. Probably most equivalent to Senior Associate. Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+3 I’m not sure if I’d call it a ‘hidden gem’ but it’s definitely a great way to break into a higher-paying Fundraising / IR seat if that’s your goal (if you don’t want to suffer through the ‘traditional’ IBD background to ge IRR-Responsible IR
+3 lmao this list is ass Teller in Non-profit
+3 Don't curse, even if others (even seniors) do it in front of you. Once you go FT it doesn't matter but it just doesn't look the best for interns LongVIX
+3 BIP - Blackstone Infrastructure Partners is fagship infrastructure strategy with ~$70bn AUM. 1 infinite evergreen fund that invests in core / core + (basically value add) assets across transport, energy, digital. Associate 3 in IB-M&A
+3 Fundraising game is sales and admin until you have real relationships. All the matters is relationships Nothing wrong with this either ^ all IB is sales lol Business School in IB - Cov
+3 Any updates for CSG group superdays from Friday? itsesketiyeti
+3 Also remember that private equity, especially  at the associate level, is an apprenticeship program. SaaSChimp
+3 It goes American MBA's (blank slate) > international and domestic A2A's because all top and middle analysts leave to either buyside or another firm > international MBA's because they are stuck in the job. Analyst 2 in IB - Gen
+3 Almost forgot BB (GS/MS/BofA)A2Base 110, Bonus 60Tax rate: high but less than a Brit Jeffery Montenbeauberg
+3 NMC is a grindshop (so is any other UMM fund tbh). Friend disliked their associate experience thre and when I was interviewing for VP position the SVP/director folks looked tired and drained af VP in PE - LBOs
+3 Receive bbg terminal from your parents as your first birthday gift Latebloomerchimp
+3 Very sweaty, toxic culture, exits range from subpar to mid  Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+3 Agree with this commenter. I get that you’re very eager and it’s a good thing in good measure. Nobody cares about goodwill, this question is way too in the weeds even for an accountant. Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+3 am involved in analyst recruiting. you need to make sure you know your deals and story well in addition to technicals. Alot is about team fit too that you have to keep in mind. Associate 1 in IB-M&A
+3 In a similar boat would like to hear any advice Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+3 Based on GGM, EV = FCFF * (1+g) / (WACC - g). Note: WACC is also your discount rate. ezin10
+3 Depends on the team you're interviewing with. If it's a generalist program across the whole bank probably later the same day or the next day. Associate 1 in IB - Cov
+3 I would seriously reconsider why you want to go into real estate. It might be the wrong decision but your reason doesn’t make a career in real estate worth it. [email protected]
+3 will never understand these new kids getting this much money for doing no fucking work. they dont realize how life was in REAL investment banking. mesutozil_mrakovic
+3 Can you make money??? thats literally the answer man. Principal in HF - Other
+3 Hey, your background is actually very valuable. You already have a strong foundation in credit risk, downside protection, and deal structuring. However there's a transition cuve. Anonymous Monkey
+3 Thank you, intern. Comments below. Please move my bank up and your bank down. Analyst 2 in IB-M&A
+3 I can only speak on Major/Phys shop from my experience, so take it as you will. Market fundamentals are EVERYTHING. Optionality and fundamentals understanding is the edge at the majors and shops. Commodity.Chimp
+3 IMHO, and feel free to disagree, stay where you are or push for a bigger producer. Commodity.Chimp
+3 Strictly speaking top 3 business schools in france are now insead, hec and escp. But if you look at only grande écoles then hec escp and essec.  Brag680
+3 I’m American so don’t know what these numbers mean. Graduated 20yrs ago so grade inflation was as bad but finished with 3.4 from Columbia applied math. CPDDOUGH
+3 Tier 1: Q, GS Tier 2: MS, EVR Tier 3: JPM, CVP, Laz, Moe Makes top 8 as seen, imo. generally agreed upon Prospect in IB - Cov
+3 It’s over when you decide it’s over, fix weak parts of your candidacy. Ik kids who placed in April and even June. Good luck. Intern in IB - Gen
+3 One view on good firms in each bucket: Traditional MFs: WP, Advent, Permira, H&F, TPG Specialist MFs: Thoma, SL, Vista, Insight UMM: FP, Genstar, TA, Summit Associate 2 in IB-M&A
+3 Had a phone screening, very very light interview that was mostly conversational. Basic behaviorals like why this group and why this city (this is a big part of the interview for the non-NY/CHI offices).  Spreadsheet Sasquatch
+3 In addition to many of the items mentioned above, two other important factors are 1) they all grew up reading sci-fi; and 2) they are all largely secular / non-religious. larry david
+3 Sh*t happens in careers. Either this person started their own company. Or they got let go. Nothing is linear and people can stop climbing the ranks. pudding
+3 Thank you so much for your response, the preamble was extremely valuable and perhaps far more valuable than what I was initially looking for. sp1313
+3 We're talking about MMs. I know I have hired plenty of analysts as a MMPM, and you have not. MMPM
+3 Sir this is a Wendy’s larry david
+3 Ok here’s my view, it’ll be slightly unconventional but fwiw I’m speaking from experience and having seen the trajectories of similar others. alexcokke
+3 Simply inaccurate. Americans tend to be better at working.  Associate 1 in IB - Gen
+3 If you're from another major SEA market and speak a local SEA language, your profile would be more interesting to PE firms than a Singaporean tbh. lakakahakaka
+3 I am a VP in IB in NY and was offered a position in London for around 400k pounds all in. Associate 3 in IB-M&A
+3 The craziest part about how quickly things have shifted is that if you were applying to some of these roles as recently as 2-3 years ago, you were more or less a shoe-in (assuming you had solid exp). Analyst 2 in PE - Other
+3 Throw all that shi into TQQQ OverleveragedUnderappreciated
+3 I think nobody has stated the obvious… but a bird in hand is worth two in the bush. Investment Analyst in HF - Event
+3 You should take it if you have an interest in AM. I’m confident the average MD/CIO at an endowment is 10x happier than the average MD in IB/PE. Analyst 2 in IB-M&A
+3 Harvard and Oxford by far. Donkey from Shrek
+3 Sounds like they’re saying you act like a know it all and just need to be quieter instead of talking all the time Vader_.