Highest Ranked Comments In The Last Year

+1 More interested on the comp ceiling at a place like Bridgewater compared to the 1st year salary. If you aren't directly impacting investment decisions are there even terminal positions there or are you shuffled out. ConsultingKid2022
+1 Ambitious to expect HHs to recognise that  Analyst 2 in HF - EquityHedge
+1 Steamyeah, knew lots of guys who got burned out keeping up with the LLC formation and annual minute keeping... Ozymandia
+1 Fuck, I'm getting old... ShowMeDaMoney
+1 Yes went every day. If you can’t that’s a skill issue. Analyst 2 in IB - Gen
+1 In a sweaty group at a BB. My 1st year, usually left the office by 10-11, unless I needed to meet with my team late in the evening. 2nd year, usually left the office by 9-10, rarely stayed later. Sigma.Batman
+1 Just be better bro. Focus on your technicals. Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 Not really Brag680
+1 I would reach out to WallStreetOasis.com>[email protected] as he runs club partnerships for WSO (hosting top speakers, perks for your members Chief Chuckler
+1 And one more thing, don't let limiting beliefs stop you. It's 100% possible and even likely that you can crush it in PE from LevFin. "We didn't model in banking as much" is such a blip to me now, ~10 years post banking. Principal in PE - LBOs
+1 They may be socially conservative but they vote democrat every time. local_finance_bro
+1 Prospect in IB - Cov“Get a grip” holy shit you’re fuckin fried in the head kid😂 have a good one bud honeychocolate1037
+1 JPM, MS Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 I don’t think so. BofA is more analytical and my understanding is JP is more of a desk role with IB driving a lot of the analysis.  VP in IB - Cov
+1 Congrats on dartmouth Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 Like telling a g-leaguer why not play in the NBA.  Analyst 1 in RE - Comm
+1 Agreed, how does this matter at all? You making them take some pop quiz you developed in your economic policy class? Associate 2 in PE - LBOs
+1 Yea def understand it’s not conventional. But if I’m competing with banking or ER research analysts, would think I come across better on paper. Associate 2 in PE - LBOs
+1 Sounds like you don’t really know what you personally want out of your career. crazylifechoices
+1 nope is this for nyc office?  Intern in IB-M&A
+1 No, worked with them on engagement over summer. Their email’s are: [email protected] rolo25
+1 The next five years are going to be the golden age of restructuring - take any of these firms.  mkaypowlo
+1 Anything is possible. Life is entirely non-linear. In a market where everyone is fearful, you will be criticized for being greedy by those who publicly purport "be greedy when others are fearful".  ProbablyEngAnyway
+1 Just that if you do any job for too long, too late in your career it becomes harder to pivot to something else. Marty.Ackerman
+1 Incidentally the last one I've followed is the Value Situations author who already had many years of experience and had some interesting reads, they've since shut it down because of a new HF job offer.  Associate 3 in HF - Other
+1 Because many are lazy and just not cut out for the grind Analyst 1 in PE - Other
+1 very rare to move up into a trading role at those shops and not worth betting on those odds Analyst 1 in S&T - Comm
+1 As a luxury hotel developer I will disagree on the most operationally intensive, but something I've been pitching for our next fund is senior housing but really just age restricted housing not like MC/AL which I know is it brosephstalin
+1 Your questions were boring. You don’t ask an MD how big the team is or to walk you through an interesting transaction. Tbh don’t ask anyone to walk you through a deal. 2. Move-on. Prospect in IB - Gen
+1 Lol Pussy galore
+1 UBS Ahhhh Prospect in IB - Cov
+1 they have an interesting structure where pms are sometimes encouraged to work with each other, but as most platforms it's dependent on the team, think they've been strong in healthcare clown159
+1 unironically go travel - u’ll prolly learn more. to answer ur question, it’ll only matter if you think it matters leveraged_sellout
+1 This is an interesting post. Have a buddy, plus a few guys on my team who made the opposite move. My two cents - it's easier to move from corporate credit/ABF/LevFin to real estate credit than vice versa. REmonkey13
+1 If you don't mind focusing on multifamily, then I would say yes take the AM role if you can't directly lateral to acquisitions Associate 2 in RE - Comm
+1 *Good Luck bro** Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+1 Why is there a new RX tiers post like this every week. Try to get all those offers and then decide the best one culture and deal experience wise.  VP in PE - Other
+1 Canadians, Singaporeans, Chileans, and Australians aren't affected by this. You're good.  swerveokay
+1 I’m a trader at a prop shop. I did do a masters though so only have around 3.5 years of work experience. How old are you? TackoDonkey
+1 is link live? or campus only sang1234
+1 You nailed it. These were the exact emotions I went through when I took a Corp Dev role Pietro C.
+1 That's all white people are good at anyways - no real finance knowledge, just the ability to talk shit. No wonder this country is going south. Npliwa234567
+1 Trump was using DEI as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations with Canada. He wants Canadian banks to abolish it altogether. Roots of most DEI ills can be traced back to Canadian leaders or institutions.  Intern in IB - Cov
+1 The Prestige ballknowledge
+1 Paramotoring anonymous investor
+1 There is growing buyside presence in Dallas so if that’s your exit plan, then you can probably get in the area, network, and land a spot. VP in ER
+1 I think do it. You won't regret doing a MBA in the grand scheme of things - the experience and network you build could be useful in the long run. cabser
+1 Linking a post that I found helpful:1: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/consulting/prepping-for-rx-consulting-trs Prospect in IB - Restr
+1 All the best juniors leave this groups as soon as they can. The experience is so bad, and you are constantly stressed but barely learning. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 It seems like you've created a humorous and creative cereal-themed ranking system, blending it with a playful jab at IB/PE rankings. WSO Monkey Bot
+1 I agree, the problem is that these clubs are pretty nepo now(GPS im not sure) so it's more whose in the frat of the brother running recruitment or who got the interview questions from their sibling in the club. Analyst 2 in IB - Restr
+1 inheritance  Capital of Structure
+1 Do you come from a STEM background? Prospect in S&T - Other
+1 Congrats on WF FF Intern in IB - Gen
+1 BRG NY,LA,&BOS are finished, province offers already went out but not sure if they are finalized tbh. Intern in IB-M&A
+1 I think I'm done with the direct capital markets exposure as a job. Anything to do with earnings is just a complete no-go for me. spudrmonke
+1 https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/off-topic/jpm-lev-fin-ed-accused-… Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 At least democrats don’t steal BILLIONS from us directly to their pockets then lie to our face about executing people. This administration makes Hunter Biden look like a saint. recoveringalc
+1 Next major readouts are Q4 OTL i have read all notes and papers, most are 1 page notes anyways. kjbio
+1 as a terminally depressed degen, i really have so much patience for being yelled at. 5 months ago my associate said i was stupid and restarted in front of everyone and i was surprised i had no reaction to it. il capuccino assessino
+1 I've had 2 recruiters reach out about some role and then they ghost me after I respond. Even though they reached out to me first??? Developer in RE - Comm
+1 congrats on bnp Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 I work in PC and multiple people on the Deal Team came in from 2 year CB programs so definitely possible. ManOfCredit
+1 Not sure why FIG isn't thrown into the M&T/M&A bucket as it deserves to be. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Having grown up there, most of the young people that stick around after high school / college are retarded I would be miserable there after living in NYC strictly from a community perspective Associate 1 in PE - Growth
+1 While I understand the appeal of high rises, I don't know that they're the best option for some of the cities you've mentioned, London and Los Angeles specifically. Mr Incredible
+1 I just got an invitation to pymetrics digital interview assessment undecided25
+1 I understand the rationale that americans will get preferences for these jobs, but the reality is corporates have more room to move jobs around globally to make sure the costs are low. Bossman123
+1 Worth noting that some states have formal transfer pathways from community colleges into their flagship universities. Intern in IB - DCM
+1 Bro wanted to flex that he works at TPG. Congrats on the offer man! 8.43 13.5
+1 This wouldn’t help people without prior PE experience, let alone prior IB flipcup
+1 Been in your shoes, started in valuation and went into banking. 1. Definitely take banking if your goal is banking. Much easier to lateral within the industry than from Val, Big 4 deals etc Doorstopper19
+1 Run a model assuming someone moves up the ranks from ASO to MD by 40 and retires at 55, typical carry allocation at each level from the Heidrick report, fund is raised every 5-6 years, full bonus is saved each year, and a PEanon
+1 Hellman and Friedman SOFRsoGood
+1 Not really needed tbh. CLO shops sometimes like it but private credit doesn’t seem to put too much weight on it. Research Analyst in IB - CB
+1 Not great but can be pretty comfortable if you get a cheap rent situation ($1500/mo for a room with roommates) in a less expensive neighborhood. Analyst 2 in IB - Gen
+1 Hours are standard trading hours generally around 7-5ish. Comp varies wildly, there are some guys who crush it at a regional and make 7 figures and others making a couple hundred grand. Director in S&T - FI
+1 Would you be coming in as an 2nd year associate? kuf135
+1 In a vacuum it doesn't seem terrible, if it's real. jarstar1
+1 no nontarget27._.
+1 Agree w comment above. Did the same w a boutique probably double the size of yours w a questionable culture. At the end of the day it’s what’s best for you, and a return offer decision within one week is predatory Broker in IB - Cov
+1 DCM / ECM definitely Prospect in IB - Gen
+1 def JPM, is inarguably top 2 alongside GS. insurance is one of JPM's sweatiest verticals Incoming Analyst in IB - Cov
+1 Think industrials had ~3 ppl. Vp/D levels. But not surprising on who got cut.  VP in IB - Cov
+1 nonu-r: It's been completely fabricated lol.  News article just came out. As anyone could have told the people upvoting this nonsense.  KerryHall
+1 Dubai has become a major hub for mobile app development, offering a wide range of companies that specialize in building high-quality Android and iOS applications. redspider1
+1 FYI, it's just "Ukraine", not "the Ukraine".  jarstar1
+1 This is correct, and for some additional detail, the RXCo can (and usually does) stay on after the IB has done their thing and left Associate 1 in Consulting
+1 By itself a math minor/major won’t get you the job but it’ll definitely be viewed as a positive. High gpa + hard classes shows people that you work hard and can think logically. monkeymaxxing
+1 Would you consider a math minor? Not sure how it as at your school but at mine it’s only an extra 5 classes and you don’t have to take the insane gpa killers (real analysis for example). monkeymaxxing
+1 Dude if you’re an ASO working with a partner literally he expects half of it to be error riddled  Senior VP in PE - Other
+1 UBS is not a comp to European banks. MS is the closest comp and UBS is crushing them in 2025 (maybe less so outside of 2025 though) Prospect in IB - PubFin
+1 There is no doubt the current hiring and promoting practices across almost all industries in the UK more or less gives preferential treatment to women, this is especially the case for big corporations which are either obli miranmiran
+1 just did a case and botched up the math calculations 🥀 i hate the mental math needed lol, why cant they allow calculators istg Intern in CorpStrat
+1 I'd personally do Investment and Financial Risk Management because the modules are more tailored to IB and has been doing really well recently. DingalingMagnet
+1 Love your posts brother, especially your China is going to kill PE one, left a comment there, we share similar worldviews, cheers! Daemon145
+1 I wouldn’t go to Dubai at this time. VP in CorpStrat
+1 Mate you are talking out of your arse. Let’s start from the beginning as you clearly don’t understand this visa. wsomyfc64
+1 Smith is solid. It’s not a bad choice. The case method at Ivey is fantastic for prepping you to do cases/modeling tests for finance/IB/MBB roles.  VP in IB-M&A
+1 what position is this for? ecm? or something different? Prospect in IB-M&A