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by twic
2354 days ago
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The story varies enormously by kind of institution and by specialism. Being an associate in mergers and acquisitions at an investment bank is famously gruelling - long hours, terrible work culture - and as far as i can tell pretty menial, low-skill stuff most of the time. Being a quant at a hedge fund can be pretty fun. My general impression is: 1. Smaller companies are better, on all axes, than bigger ones 2. Trader/associate/etc > developer in all of hours, stress, and pay 3. Front office > back office in all of hours, stress, and pay |
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