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post #46 of 51
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Originally Posted by v.freeman View Post
Recruiting is probably 66% meritocracy and 33% connections based. Just my opinion.
And 1% who ya blow?
post #47 of 51
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Originally Posted by TheD0n View Post
And 1% who ya blow?

I wouldn't doubt it. Biggest ho I know got investment banking summer analyst position.
post #48 of 51
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Originally Posted by Flambeur View Post
Would be awesome if people giving all this wonderful advice actually disclosed where they are in terms of life/recruiting/gpa/etc..

Just sayin'....

I agree, it is useful to separate the high school group from the undergrads.
post #49 of 51
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Originally Posted by TheD0n View Post
Just graduated with an econ & philosophy degree from one of the better Big 10 schools and a 3.4 gpa (3.6 in econ). I don't have a job, but I only see my gpa keeping me out of firms like Goldman Sachs and Morningstar. I am not too worried about getting a good job, but $35k in debt is worrisome.
So, a. no job or real experience b. you think goldman and morningstar are somehow comparable/close in prestige/ranking/career value c. worry about smalltime 35k in debt d. use vague terms like "big 10" and list your major GPA (well, a part of it at least) in addition to your shitty overall gpa If I was you I would be worried a bit. But hey, what do I know, I'm just drinkin' mah whiskey and entertaining myself here.
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Originally Posted by Milpool View Post
I agree, it is useful to separate the high school group from the undergrads.
Yeah see, i was thinking more like people with real world career experience.
post #50 of 51
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Originally Posted by Flambeur View Post
If I was you I would be worried a bit. But hey, what do I know, I'm just drinkin' mah whiskey and entertaining myself here.

What a useless individual you are. If you have a job I bet it's in some zero-sum industry like bond trading. And I bet you're the one getting fucked.
post #51 of 51
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Originally Posted by Flambeur View Post



Yeah see, i was thinking more like people with real world career experience.

I agree. . . filtering out the real advice would definitely make the thread more entertaining.
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