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+1 Curious about a few things here: clientkid420
+1 Recruiting at Williams as a non-athlete is challenging. I would go Cornell but be prepared for very comp club recruiting. Switch into Hotel/ILR/CAS Econ if you want but major doesn’t matter that much Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 Okay, but what are your Cartesian vector coordinates in a three-dimensional XYZ coordinate system for a mechanical motion? Is your goal to stir up trouble in our scientific community? Thomas_Zito
+1 You have put more thought into the Iran War than the whiny baby that's in charge of this country.  There's no master plan, he's just a fucking idiot running a war on vibes and feels. Exhibit A: Soros_
+1 Not sure why everyone’s hating on this kid when he seems fully qualified. Ivy League school with a 4.0, 1570 SAT, school investment fund, etc. Intern in IB - Gen
+1 offers out Teller in Non-profit
+1 Bump Summer Associate in IB - Gen
+1 Did anyone get an invite for the insights session? jonnyl3101
+1 Unironically tech. Heard chill hours and exits are solid Prospect in IB - Gen
+1 When you say "pure cash books" are you talking the regular cash-basis accounting books or does your firm employ the old-school net cash flow book method where items like debt principal payments show up on the P&L state Gekko21
+1 took them 3 weeks for them to send me my written offer after they called, then their website hardly worked lolol jaart
+1 What should I do if I signed a MM SW bank after this last recruiting cycle… is my career just cooked Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 Based on the most helpful WSO content, here’s a breakdown of your situation and potential paths: WSO Monkey Bot
+1 Second that Intern in IB - Gen
+1 Mubadala's (Mubadala, Mubadal Capital, and MGX) US team is actually pretty good with just as good talent as MM/UMM funds, not sure why you're so salty Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 I think GA tech is a regional target for Atlanta, so if you want to live in ATL after graduation then go there. Emory is a good school, but it’s not necessarily the best for recruiting. CuriousGeorge1024
+1 This is an AI generated post SOFRsoGood
+1 Congrats on park hill Associate 2 in IB - Cov
+1 Culture really depends on the team. Banks with more juniors (UBS, JPM, somehow GS these days) tend to be a bit better culture-wise but it really depends on who you work with. Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 Did a FIG internship last summer. Can confirm that Evercore are extremely strong, particularly in insurance. Look at Skyward-Apollo, Radian-Inigo, Zurich-Beazley all last year. Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+1 If money matters, which is cheaper for you? Do you have a preference for East vs West Coast after college? Do you want to go to a private richer school or larger public school? Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 I've been eyeing that watch massively! Good looks, maybe I'll get that lol.  rpdwldn
+1 LOL yeah this is what I needed. I was also considering the cs track by taking 6 pre reqs. It seems pretty intimidating to take those logic and coding heavy courses but its a great option to have. ryan98
+1 I'd probably try to cram in some international travel before the analyst grind starts. Since you mostly won't travel for the next two years.  wificactus
+1 Do you think the value of a differentiated view will decrease if everyone can get to one faster? Or perhaps it will increase because true differentiation will be less obvious as we all have AI sourced differentiation war dog
+1 I'm a spiritual boomer, I stick to earl grey tea and black coffee. I get up around 5:30 and try to be in bed by 10. I'm also in the gym 5-6 days a week, that helps a ton with natural energy levels. kiltedlowlander
+1 Happy to help in DMs. EM macro is pretty active - at least it was pre-war - so it's a good time to move. Burke
+1 Live in DC.  It's even lamer to its comparison cities (LA, NYC, Chi, SF even) vs other sleepy capitals like Ottowa, or Canberra, are to Toronto and Sydney.   Daemon145
+1 When you run it forward, what are you playing for long term? CFO? CovenantLite
+1 Anonymous Monkey: RxingInTheWild
+1 Viagra for sure when you are in a pinch and can't get it up. The real solutions in the long term is probably a healthier lifestyle. and get your Testosterone checked. Ladd
+1 NYC to NYC.  Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 I went to a mid-tier NESCAC and yes, they are some of the best schools you can go to for finance assuming its not Conn College Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+1 Either from industry, or someone who understands the rigors of this career at the very least and can understand/accept what that means from the start of the relationship. kiltedlowlander
+1 Excluding 401(k) I saved $25k. Thats now sitting at $50k thx to the market which is nice. No one is getting into investment banking for the money you make as an analyst or associate. Analyst 2 in IB - Gen
+1 Thanks. You are right about a potential change in career direction. I may be naive, but consulting sounds quite interesting to me despite the boring and repetive parts. zxylnx
+1 Thank you so much man. I come from a non-target so I've already beaten a lot of odds to even get an internship. Intern in IB - Cov
+1 Interesting, obviously can’t go wrong with ivies or nescacs, having just graduated I will say outside of just job opportunities, the liberal arts education/community of a nescac did wonders for me personally and mentally. Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+1 Ziegler is well respected in LMM/MM HC, particularly by PE funds. It's a solid option as a former banker and HC tech founder with an exit. TechBanking
+1 Doing your mom is more prestigious Donkey from Shrek
+1 don’t to to vandy and have no stake in this but someone prob threatened legal action (as anyone would in this scenario), but tbh new threads are already up and will probably keep coming idk Intern in IB - Gen
+1 Did you get the offer? bananabean
+1 Never lose hope, there are still a million ways of entering IB. Even if full-time recruiting falls through you can still break in post graduation. blueyellowpink
+1 yeah and anyone with a IQ above 90 could be an analyst at a BB or EB, its just how willing you are to sacrifice your life  blueyellowpink
+1 what happened? WallStreetTurtle359
+1 Dont really think its dumb. Bump Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Is there any evidence or actual proof Associate 2 in IB - Cov
+1 Anthony Clarke, managing partner at Marshall Wace, commissions submarines to dig for treasure and seemingly makes a decent amount doing it. Article is a bit of a read but quite interesting starbuckssalesdesk
+1 dumb q on my end - would ultimately go where you find the most interest in, RxCo is very different then any IB, and DCM can be a great career seat option Associate 2 in IB - Cov
+1 Followed all threads so far. No evidence or anything resembling evidence posted.  Principal in IB - Cov
+1 No disagreements with your comment but much lower carry component versus investing (of course) and at the level OP is currently at I wouldn't really consider carry to be part of my deciding factor at least for the next 5 y VP in PE - LBOs
+1 I agree - I remember leaving my IB stint and thinking "I'm actually getting paid really well, I'm well respected, and could be a young VP if I just keep this path going". CovenantLite
+1 His tone seems pretty neutral? Pretty difficult to seem 100% not leaning one on side of the fence given the nature of the allegations. Intern in IB - Cov
+1 Tbf it's deserved LMAO newyorkerthrowaway
+1 sorry can't give a confident answer on nyc, but if your contact says they're doing them in mid april then i would trust them. also pretty sure they do multiple rounds of superdays as well yesthisisawesome
+1 I haven't been there in years, so take that for what its worth. At the time, we did equity and debt asset management. Director in RE - Other
+1 Personal thinking, feel free to disagree, but I’d lean towards the RX consulting role? Prospect in IB - Restr
+1 DCM at a bank without a balance sheet is not a great spot to be in. Unless you can / want to lateral to a coverage group or RX internally I’d lead toward to RXCo.  tryyuav
+1 If wanting exposure to latam / emerging markets but currently in the US, is the change easy to make? Are Mexican funds open to taking on foreign candidates? Thank you! Prospect in IB - Cov
+1 What’s intimacy?  ConfusedGuru
+1 lots of people just having an excuse to show their true colors imo. he deserves the personal hate if its true but gotta feel bad for any brown dudes now Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 I recently made this move. Best indicator is by loooking at the background if different funds. Some hire exclusively from MBB some are exclusively for industry. cowleycrackheadd
+1 Would echo Angus above. As long as you can afford the rent for a month you should do it. Met Cloisters are cool, Rockaway and Coney are solid recs. Roosevelt Island another quick thing to check out. Mergerz
+1 Bro you can't read two paragraphs? You exclusively used to books with pictures? DTOWN34
+1 In peak market (2019-2021), it was possible for a handful of diverse candidates to go MBB --> post-MBA PE (SA/VP). SaaSChimp
+1 Damn I guess I didn't make it to the next round, when did you hear back? Intern in IB - Gen
+1 I'd do UNC personally Associate 3 in IB-M&A
+1 Deleted for anonymity Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Love of the game Diegoooo
+1 Questions like:- why restructuring- tell me about an industry that has been impacted by X recently- How could we help company Y in industry X achieve their turn around goals Nat71
+1 Ignore this troll lmfao Pro Veritate
+1 Marry rich Pro Veritate
+1 I heard they’re always runner up to WF Anchorage branch when it comes to seafood M&A. Maybe you can try and lateral to WF but those seats in Anchorage are pretty hard to come by. Intern in IB - Gen
+1 Wharton produces the ultimate LinkedIn hardos Pro Veritate
+1 Didn’t even see above comment, LOL. It’s so predictable Intern in IB - Gen
+1 I mean your post is just generalizing to the extreme and not that accurate. It’s a leading question - you’re probably extrapolating from a shitty analyst WLB onwards and projecting that to the higher roles. ky9xnsz
+1 Based on the most helpful WSO content, UT Austin has several strong clubs and programs that can help you break into investment banking. Here are some of the top options: WSO Monkey Bot
+1 Congrats on UBS Intern in IB - Gen
+1 I went audit > FDD/TAS > MM IB. FDD/TAS seems like they’re still hiring a lot of audit associates / seniors. MonopolyMan
+1 Just did a model test where I had to do it through teams share screen but no no not me sharing my screen. The interviewer shared their screen and gave me control. nothinglol
+1 HBS.  The brand difference for megafund PE is real. Scholarship money feels big now but is peanuts compared to carry later.  Jody.Harmon1
+1 6 originators and 4 analysts.  Full Stack
+1 I work with actual engineers in trading infrastructure/projects. JamieDimonkey
+1 ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Take it from me, as a FGLI student who was a QuestBridge Scholar to a Duke/Dartmouth/Brown type school. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 I was super interested in his content early on and still think he has a ton of useful stuff to say about the equity research world. Associate 1 in AM - Other
+1 Wells been growing teams fast and I believe they have better return rates  goat22
+1 Anyone in IB or Consulting recruiting knows that Emory Goizueta outclasses Georgia Tech Scheller. ryanyorkman
+1 sorry to rain on your parade, but winter juniors won’t open nearly as many doors as you think it will (source: just graduated from ivy swim program). Summer juniors are close to being considered table stakes now. Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+1 No lol. There comes a time when you look around at your peers who went down “less prestigious” paths as this forum would describe it that now out earn you on every level. Associate 3 in IB - Gen
+1 100% agreed. Not worth it. Plenty of ways to make decent money these days. The detriment to physical and metal health as well as deterioration of friendships, hobbies etc are just simply not worth it… Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 The evidence is that I got outside and talk to people. rooseveltfan
+1 Honestly, coffee feels less like a “free lunch” and more like a tool—it really depends on how you use it ☕ If you’re already drinking it black and not overdoing it, you’re probably in that sweet spot where the benefi zavinclark
+1 for 2, can you write it on your CV? (Do they support background check?) guillaume.alexandre
+1 Agreed. DiligenceOrDieTrying
+1 Don’t have any offers yet, but strong communication is what I’m going.  GGG11
+1 Congrats on UBS! She will opt for a man who matches her level of wealth, not someone looking to join her in milking daddy's pockets. Grow a pair and get to work.  DiligenceOrDieTrying
+1 How large is your fund and what’s your typical EBITDA size? I generally have the impression as you move up market towards BSL land you tend to get more banking-like timelines from larger sponsors. Analyst 2 in Private Credit
+1 Maybe I’m out of the loop but I was in audit for 18 months before leaving - with some coworkers leaving for similar roles after 12. MonopolyMan
+1 As I understand it, moves internally in Europe/UK only happen after you've got your ACA. It's also a lot easier to exit after you've got your ACA. nutmegger189
+1 LOL, where is Fenchurch?? davani1420