+1 Benson - thanks for your reply but this is not the question I asked. My question was regarding salary. Investment Analyst in HF - EquityHedge
+1 Bump Anonymus21
+1 Bringing up networking is all I need to know about your experience in this Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 Yes that’s effectively what I’m saying. Think back to Econ 101. You have a supply curve and a demand curve. Rents on Y axis, units occupied on X axis. larry david
+1 I think $4k is reasonable but would be a little more than I’m comfortable with if it were me. When I was an ASO1 with around 400k TC, I was paying 3.1k. VP in IB-M&A
+1 Caffeine pills are so fire Intern in IB-M&A
+1 I use it for everything in consulting. I don't particularly like my job (no room for growth, terrible culture) and I know I'm underpaid by a good amount (my company cut salaries a few years ago by a good 15-20%).  NewIndustryHorizon
+1 The internet is dead go outside  HitTheAsk
+1 Not sure it will be that straightforward to pivot to any of these  without some loss in seniority given you‘re a VP already (maybe excl activism). Associate 2 in HF - Event
+1 Bars… straight bars ngl brother. I’m taking notes… gkk1234
+1 Buy land AJ, God ain’t making any more of it! God's Sanest Cokehead
+1 Good shout - I actually smoke daily and have been for years and years. I am a heavy user. However, on weekends or if I have a day off (PTO, etc) then there will be 100% no nausea at all. Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 Sure, maybe. What are some great culture distressed shops? Principal in PE - LBOs
+1 Bruh wuandale33
+1 25W here and can confirm. When I was doing my masters (22-24), I didn’t care if the person I was seeing was a software engineer or a banker. choc.mint.cookie
+1 not at all plenty of folks I know took a year off / did offcycle internships and ended up with an amazing offer  Analyst 1 in AM - FI
+1 Analyst 1 in IB - Cov okokokokokok
+1 -are you only hire/clear #2? or 1 of a few founding analysts coming in? -what is the fundraising progress (just starting vs. have late stage traction with top seeder very different) HFPM15
+1 Have you ever interviewed mid-levels? The reality is that there are hundreds of qualified candidates. What puts one candidate above others is often very trivial. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Yeah, strictly talking off-market deals. I've done it in the state I have my license in, and that's not a problem. landacqclt
+1 Quite funnily, a large part of "target" schools are populated by quite "rich/upper middle class" people. JorisL
+1 Those are ridiculous bonuses to get treated like crap.  chasejames677
+1 We have a labor deficit in high finance jobs? There aren’t enough US citizens interested in, qualified for, or applying to investment banking and private equity jobs? Associate 3 in PE - LBOs
+1 Associate 2 in PE - LBOs buyside_only
+1 Usually it's all team dependent and market dependent, but between those two, could also be product line dependent. From my experience, H&R is usually Net Leased/Retail Investment sales and CBRE could be anything. MonopolyMoney
+1 Classic clunky monkey
+1 No. Blue owl is always at the lowest rank on the comps. I honestly wonder how anyone will even join the firm. BBB pays much more than they do on the base to associates. pombidoo
+1 Spam bots talking to each other. Ban em both spamreporter11
+1 Does anyone know if these groups give you the skillset to work in a hybrid value, structured equity, or capital solutions group at a PE firm? angrybearsfan
+1 PCA - EVR, JEFF, LAZ, PJT Park Hill Buy-side - BX Strategic Partners / HarbourVest / Ardian / StepStone / Pantheon / Lexington / Partners Group Secondary Associate 1 in PE - Other
+1 You're cooked, but you can still cook: https://frostyjobs.com/jobs Determined
+1 To join a fund as IP2 at this stage (no bonus for 2-3 years, uncertain fund-raising) you should demand a significant equity stake. henry10
+1 Obv an ad for prep site Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Real talk what do you guys do to not doze off? I get so sleepy during the day sometimes, but aside from locking myself in a room and napping for 5 minutes I have no solutions Intern in Consulting
+1 This is actually the best advice I've seen.  shack44
+1 Shit if it’s the one I want I’d do it in a heartbeat Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 The misfits as you describe are from their ‘non - traditional’ background analyst program which is separate. Most of recruiting is associate level from banking and credit roles. Associate 3 in PE - Other
+1 Found the Chinese  nutmegger189
+1 Interesting perspective. Hazel_Parkery
+1 100 hours a week doesn't guarantee success as an entrepreneur. try it and let us know how it goes. CEO in PE - LBOs
+1 Power & Energy, Industrials, UK, M&T (Comms) are the strongest teams. Infra, Chems & CET, M&A, CR&L, Real Estate are decent too. Senior VP in IB - Cov
+1 As someone who grew up in the NYC area, the amount of obvious illegal immigrants you see roaming the streets nowadays is crazy vs. just 10 years ago. NewIndustryHorizon
+1 do they actually work? feel like I tried 100mg ones before and didn’t really feel anything Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 You can still work out, but you’ll probably need to change what “working out” looks like once the hours get heavy. anistongeller
+1 agree. Its advice only another Analyst can appreciate splitaces
+1 these lists are so lame  superinv123
+1 These days, not long. Financial statements I like to build manually, that takes maybe an hour to two hours for 10 years of 3 statements + KPIs. FraccDaddy
+1 Happy to hear you got out and found a new gig. Thanks for the update, hopefully it's a wake up call for others in a similar situation.  Determined
+1 In fairness, oil was extremely valuable without the combustion engine, and the earliest railroads didn't rely on steam engines for their use. Ozymandia
+1 Think his point is more so that if you’re interviewing for pods and you know how they trade, then you should learn to pitch things that way. Why pitch long term value to a pod if that’s not what they do? Benson Says
+1 Bump. Literally in exact same spot Incoming Analyst in IB-M&A
+1 Collateralized Fund Obligations 😎 Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 good southern school and non target school don't go hand in hand. if you are at UVA, UNC, Duke, maybe even SMU, then you are not cooked. if you are at a non target, yes, you are cooked since 3.5 will kill you. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 At an LMM but yea no responses at all. Even alumni aren't responding. Don't know what's going on. Analyst 3+ in IB - Cov
+1 Analyst 1 in AM - FI WaffleFalafel
+1 I would rinse and repeat a few more times you made that fairly quick. MonopolyMoney
+1 Equities portion was just tracking the S&P. Nothing special. FraccDaddy
+1 You can find a lot of color about SP on other credit HF threads. I also used to know someone there. Their culture is brutal. Associate 2 in HF - Event
+1 Just be genuinely curious (and understand) their firm. Then in the call just casually mention that it matches what you are wanting to learn more about and directly ask if they have an internship program. Summer Associate in IB - Gen
+1 soaking with your bae64 oz dirty soda (Brigham young would want you to drink 10 diet cokes a day)watch videos of mitt Romney for inspiration  Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 yeah but UBS tech used to be pretty good (2020, 2021) before team got poached by SVB Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 I assume you don't want be in the affordable sector for any of those things?  You can go from working in LIHTC to working for an acquisitions or REPE firm that specializes in affordable. Ozymandia
+1 Crammed the SIE in 2 days, found CertFuel and ripped through the questions with an all-nighter and somehow passed. Godsend, thank you. Will be ripping S79 soon. Incoming Analyst in IB - Gen
+1 You got your tax bill yet? over-levered-mf
+1 Am at one of the large pods in London and my base is 210 usd (got there at 3-4 YOE) Analyst 3+ in HF - EquityHedge
+1 Based on the most helpful WSO content, commission-based models like the one described for Post Oak Group are quite uncommon in traditional investment banking. WSO Monkey Bot
+1 Went to a similar LAC as a FGLI student and broke into IB. I didn't get into any T20s and they offered me great financial aid. Incoming Analyst in IB - Gen
+1 I have had the same experience for years. A few things have helped. First, take a probiotic, preferably same time everyday. Second, need to increase your water intake - very easy for this to slip in the work we do. NixtySine
+1 Honestly believe that the Sponsors Group might be your best bet. Most teams value deal experience even if modeling is falling short sometimes. LevFin Lab Newsletter
+1 Agree with another poster. What works for me personally is to keep costs as low as i can, especially since I’msingle. Associate 1 in IB-M&A
+1 Ignore title. Intern in IB - Cov
+1 ^^^ agree 100% as someone who the misfortune of being in a FIG group and recruited recently.  Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 Hoping this post is still active.... In a somewhat similar spot, living in a tier 2 city as a second year analyst for a newer LMM independent sponsor. Did a year in consulting prior. MONK47
+1 DEL Associate 2 in PE - LBOs
+1 This thread is 2 years old, brother. If OP was waiting on your advice the worms would already have him.  IsItREPE
+1 This is literally not hard two 75 min sessions sat/sun and a floater 30-45 min any of Tue wed thu. and get off 2 stops early from the subway  miscer
+1 Hi, Four Leaf Tayback
+1 Not changing Works at Morgan Stanley
+1 step 1: get married and have a family step 2: make it so that your progeny love you and want to spend time with you long after they've flown the coop you'll make it Deo! thebrofessor
+1 Macy’s Calvin klein for shirts, trousers, jackets. They will alter the trousers for free. Easy to fit, easy to replace, looks good. Prospect in CorpFin
+1 One of my buddies works at Onex Partners in Toronto and they look a lot better than people think. They raised a smaller fund recently focused on their core verticals and heard that fund is crushing it. economyisland
+1 Just put end month as August, no one will care. Analyst 1 in IB - Restr
+1 If you can dig deep enough to figure out how much guarantee the PM receives for coming in LOL you are very resourceful... might as well dig a bit to the side for his/her reputation.  Analyst 3+ in HF - EquityHedge
+1 i have this urge now to grind even harder and get rich and prove her wrong, but i feel like thats a toxic way of thinking. Analyst 1 in IB - CB
+1 I will be sticking around long term but have definitely had a go of it too. MonopolyMoney
+1 GHL used to be the top EB in the 2000s/early 2010s, probably along with BX Advisory and LAZ. They were still doing quite well in the second half of the 2010s, but they clearly diminished in the last ~5 years. VP in PE - LBOs
+1 I’ve considered it but not sure what I would go do instead. While we may have some transferable skills it seems hard to market those to people outside of CRE who don’t really know what we do. Assist. VP in RE - Comm
+1 ^what REPE said. Read a book kid multibro
+1 Uh, I guess use his "extensive network" to get you into IB. Chief of Staff is a useless Title, nobody knows what it means. Southern_cre
+1 nyctooexpensive2They probably can’t afford to pay more with all the outflows from their funds lol Works at The Family Office
+1 Buy a house, get married, start a family.  tryyuav
+1 IE is absolute crap. Worst ROI of europe... IESE is good for an MBA that's it. boib_1
+1 Just means that you work with shit people. First impression of what, seeing work for 3 weeks of probably logo aligning, taking notes, and redacting some names in legal docs? Intern in IB - Gen
+1 Extreme outlier anecdote but one of the symptoms of many serious illnesses is chronic tiredness. I am certainly not suggesting your colleague is sick, but imo this is the polite way to look at it just in case. Associate 3 in HF - Other
+1 I've heard examples of this happening with all of the following funds: Advent, Bain Capital, Charlesbank, Francisco Partners, GTCR, HIG, KKR, Silver Lake, TPG, Vista. VP in PE - LBOs
+1 join a club cause thatll help you network and they can give you advice on how to recruit and basically do everything  Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 That adrenaline/rage fueled mindset can work well in some situations, but that's not the situation you're in. Dr. Rahma Dikhinmahas
+1 Everything else here is nonsense. This is the only correct answer. I’m concerned that OP and anyone else is even entertaining the idea of keeping it lol.  user_5991
+1 I can't help you but get on Spareroom Also there are no set length contracts anymore under UK law nutmegger189
+1 I don't think anyone would disagree with you that ownership, whether it's equity or assets, is a well established (but risky) path to wealth.  Determined