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Things I wish I knew going into Investment Banking

@thebizbish

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Summary

The creator shares three things she wishes she knew before starting in investment banking. She emphasizes the demanding work-life balance, the importance of error-proofing all materials, and the need for delicate feedback to superiors.

Structure

1Introduction to the topic
2Point 1: Lack of work-life balance and expectations
3Point 2: Importance of error-proofing materials
4Point 3: Delicate feedback to superiors

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Things I wish I knew going into Investment Banking Don't just update your assigned section 😥 It's not seen as teamwork

Transcript

Quit my job in investment banking and here are things that I wish I would have known before starting and I don't feel like I'm having a filter right now. One, people do not have a life who work in investment banking and therefore they will expect you to not have a life because you are below them and they will be upset if there's any indication of you having a life. Any materials that go through you ever should be completely error-proof and checked. It does not matter if someone else was originally in charge of creating the materials and sent it to you, you will be blamed. Three, there will be odd situations where you are providing feedback to people who are potentially above you and you need to handle that in a very delicate manner because you don't necessarily want to be nitpicked by the analysts beneath them. It's not seen as teamwork.