Interested in Management Consulting, Investment Banking or Securities Trading...
..or if you would just like to learn more about the fields, I highly recommend reading "The Fast Track" by Mariam Naficy.
The format of this book is very accessible. Since sections are broken down and labled very clearly, this isn't a book you have to read from cover to cover; it lends itself to flipping through if you have a minute here and there
Here are a few examples of sections you'll find:
One drawback: Published in '97, the statistics and some specifics are probably outdated. I would recommend taking any figures (like salaries) with a grain of salt. I doubt the nature of the positions and the industries have changed much, and I found the information so valuable I think it's more useful than current books.
Note: Since it's almost ten years old, B&Noble doesn't carry it, but I found it on Amazon.
The format of this book is very accessible. Since sections are broken down and labled very clearly, this isn't a book you have to read from cover to cover; it lends itself to flipping through if you have a minute here and there
Here are a few examples of sections you'll find:
- "Insider Interviews" which range from first-year analysts to CEOs
- "A Good Day" and "A Bad Day" in the life of an analyst
- Case question, interview and resume hints from a recruiter's perspective
- Tips on how to negotiate and "How to evaluate the money"
- "Specific Skills" - how the skills required for each industry differ from the others
One drawback: Published in '97, the statistics and some specifics are probably outdated. I would recommend taking any figures (like salaries) with a grain of salt. I doubt the nature of the positions and the industries have changed much, and I found the information so valuable I think it's more useful than current books.
Note: Since it's almost ten years old, B&Noble doesn't carry it, but I found it on Amazon.
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