Have you guys seen this? He worked at GS as a trader for like 8 years. I think it's hilarious lol. Love the lyrics. In the second half he raps about a common brainteaser asked in interviews.

As summer analysts start to arrive at investment banks for a summer of hard, hard work and intense competition for a likely diminished number of jobs, some may wonder whether there isn’t an easier alternative in life. Like – maybe – strumming a guitar on YouTube. It’s worked for Jess Greenberg...

Hey guys! Here is a list of high-finance companies who hire graduates in 2017. If I have missed any, let me know in the comments! Bulge bracket (full-service, largest international banks) Deutsche Bank Goldman Sachs International John Pierpont Morgan Bank of America Merrill Lynch Credit Suisse...

Hey guys, Hope everyone is good. Now that the recruiting season for spring weeks is coming to an end it would be interesting to recap on your experience. Did you expect it to go down the way it did? Feel free to tell us about your offers, interviewing experiences, advice to next year...

With the spring week recruiting season being here this is a must-read before you start to write your cover letters. "What makes a good cover letter for a banking application? Victoria McLean, managing director of City CV and a former recruiter for Goldman Sachs, says it needs to be banking...

With the resume section getting more traffic I thought it would be important to lay out the following: 1. Upload your CV to our system rather than posting a link. It may expire in the future and others will hardly make use of the comments posted. 2. Read some of the existing critiques and make...

Thought it would be interesting to see how many ex/current employees at the bulge bracket banks come from certain universities based on LinkedIn. I searched for each BB with the below unis and added the #s together. BofA ML + X (BarCap) + Citi + CS + DB + GS + JPM + MS + UBS = Total 425 + X +...

Hi guys, Here's an interesting article I came across on BI: Full article: http://www.businessinsider.com/what-employers-look-for-in-recent-college-graduates-2014-8 Although it's the US so the # of colleges don't compare and networking is much more heavier there, I think what's been written...

Title says it all. If you'd love to have some feedback on the chances of breaking into a certain role given your current situation/background, fire away at this thread!