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Networking 101
Why "applying" is the wrong approach to landing great jobs
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Why "applying" is the wrong approach to landing great jobs
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You’ve pulled the late nights, powered through endless earnings seasons, and fielded the barrage of client calls. But now the question hits: what’s next? The buy-side, IR, corporate finance—the options seem endless, and the more doors you see, the more paralyzed you feel. That’s where this
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Buy-side aspirants jump straight into spending money on courses/books, firing off résumés, and cold emailing hedge fund founders. The truth? You should have known a few things before you did any of that—because once you start the process unprepared, it’s hard to recover. The single most valuable
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From Sell-Side Research to the Buy-Side: What to Ditch
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Founders and C-suite
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4 unique aspects of the buy-side job search + 2 levers to focus on
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My on-the-ground experience
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A great resume won’t magically get you equity research interviews (If you don’t have the “right” school or work experience, still need to network with a strong stock pitch), but a bad one will hurt your chances. This is your first impression—make it count. Personal Information 1.
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Why Life on the Other Side Isn't So Bad
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And how NOT to crafting a losing one
I just finished reading The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, and wow—what a book! In this post, I'll dive into the lessons that resonated most with me: how to get rich, is there luck, how to learn, how to build a brand, and so on. I'll
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The duopoly of Cadence and Synopsys