Analyst - Investment Banking
Uppers
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Intelligent, motivated coworkers
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Generous bonuses for high performanance
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Six-figure salaries
Downers
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"Stuffy" stereotype
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Killer lifestyle--stress and all-nighters
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Check your ego at the door
Job Description
Analyst - Investment Banking
Analysts are the grunts of the corporate finance world. They often toil endlessly with little thanks, little pay (when figured on an hourly basis), and barely enough free time to sleep four hours a night. Typically hired directly out of top undergraduate universities, this crop of bright, highly motivated kids does the financial modeling and basic entry-level duties associated with any corporate finance deal.Related Professions
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