An intense book. I'd call it 'fair warning' for those of us thinking of 'swinging through the wall street jungle' as the tag line suggests. It's a collection of sordid stories about the life of investment bankers from Harvard and Wharton. A good read even if you have little interest in banking.
This book focuses on the life cycle of an associate (what I'm hoping to become when I finish my MBA). It outlines all the details, starting from recruitment for the summer internship at DLJ right up until the moment they decide to leave the investment banking world.
A timely read for those of us also writing our CFAs with great aspirations. Get a preview about what you are potentially getting into. No surprises.
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Why IB?
The real money and power is on the buyside.
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