Congrats - just curious what was offer compensation wise (ballpark or range is fine)?

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Idk why I was hit with MS. It's a legit question. He has 23 more months at his current job before he leaves for this new one. I'd be curious if OP has set any professional targets over that time, or he simply wants to do enough to get by (not implying it would be the latter)

 

Throughout your process did you frequently have full excel-based modeling exams or just paper LBOs?

Also, if you had to assign a percentage to each, what % of the interview time was spent on behaviorals vs previous deals vs technicals?

Appreciate you doing the AMA.

 

How important is GPA if you are in a top group (MS M&A/GS TMT/EVR)? Also, how/when did you prep for the technicals?

 

What advice do you have for someone who just started their first year of banking but is planning on doing on-cycle next year? How important is getting on the best deals? Just curious because you said 80-90% of the questions focused on your deal experience.

 

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