Are you an engineer considering a career shift to finance? You’re not alone. Many engineers have successfully transitioned into finance through the Valuation Master Class Boot Camp, a six-week intensive program designed to provide practical valuation skills and real-world experience.
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Luck plays a big role in your life, but it comes at different times. It doesn’t mean that you will always be unlucky. So, you have to be prepared for it. Be mindful of your ego. It could ruin your career in finance.
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Learn more about the human/soft side of the business because that is one of the most important aspects of business success. The world of finance is not science. There are models and theories in finance but not laws. Focus on continuous learning and development.
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Being able to condense ideas into a short and succinct description is better than just being a spreadsheet expert. The socialization side of things is very important in this industry, make friends and keep them.
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When you are new in your career, it is time to enhance your skills. Whenever a chance to get further knowledge comes up, go for it. Be open and flexible to new areas.
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A power arises from rights. Rights can be voting rights or out of contractual arrangements.
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Research analysts are the backbone of an investment bank; they are like the chef in a restaurant. But they cannot exist if no one is selling the food.
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Critical faculty, skepticism, and questioning have got to be one of the key traits for people in the industry in the future. Your understanding is now more important than knowledge.
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Merger arbitrage is an investment strategy that trades stocks of companies in special situations.
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You may think your job is to get every call right. No, that’s not your job. Your job is to get more right than wrong. And be prepared to get it wrong, because that will happen. That’s part of the job.
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