JSC437
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Funny - your name should have tipped me off that you were at Stern. Say '05 and it'll be even funnier.
Funny... my screen name is also from Stern (JSC4**).
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Funny - your name should have tipped me off that you were at Stern. Say '05 and it'll be even funnier.
I signed up for BIWS yesterday. We'll see how it goes.
you don't learn from books...you don't learn from websites...you don't even learn from analyst training programs...you learn when someone is yelling at you at 3am. so for, say $1K I'm willing to email you mp3's of me yelling. it will help.
Hello. I have been going on a lot of interviews lately (mostly Corporate Finance jobs) and have been asked about my financial modeling skills. In truth, I have a very basic level of understanding on financial modeling and need to improve my skills/knowledge asap. Any suggestions? Books, online courses, etc..?
For Corp Fin / IB, you will not need to open Access once
Saturdays, I don't know what you do but for the OP's career aspirations in IB/corp fin, he does not need to even know that Access exists. He should not be spending a minute trying to learn that software when he has a lot to learn on Excel and particularly on the mechanics of modeling financial statements and transactions. I'm trying to be helpful to the OP here and not waste his time. None of his interviewers will expect him to know MS Access
Saturdays, I don't know what you do but for the OP's career aspirations in IB/corp fin, he does not need to even know that Access exists. He should not be spending a minute trying to learn that software when he has a lot to learn on Excel and particularly on the mechanics of modeling financial statements and transactions. I'm trying to be helpful to the OP here and not waste his time. None of his interviewers will expect him to know MS Access
Look for ebook versions of "Financial Modeling in Practice" and "Financial Modeling using Excel and VBA".