Masters of Science in Finance degree

[Sultan]

Jobs anyone?

Any of you working at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Nissan, Johnson and Johnson, Deloitte? Help a brother out at landing interviews.

 

[Albis]

talk to your career center at your school

usually full time interviews are done in the fall and the intern interviews are going on around now

 

[Syringer]

What he said ^

And anyone else thought that that said Microsoft Finance degree?

 

[JS80]

University of Phoenix?

 

[Albis]

MS Finance seems like a good place to be. One of my friends started there this year.

 

[Sultan]

Originally posted by: Albis
MS Finance seems like a good place to be. One of my friends started there this year.

Can I get his contact info? Please?

 

[Sultan]

up and up and away
ATOT help!

 

[SofaKing]

Originally posted by: Syringer
And anyone else thought that that said Microsoft Finance degree?

yes, i did

 

[UncleWai]

What does your resume look like?
You can go through master of Finance program but you can't find yourself a job @_@?
Have you actually tried looking for one?
It seems it shouldn't be that differcult.

 

[jinduy]

Originally posted by: SofaKing

Originally posted by: Syringer
And anyone else thought that that said Microsoft Finance degree?

yes, i did

me 2

 

[Sultan]

updated the frigging topic!

 

[Sultan]

go up and get help! my resume looks full of IT jobs and I want to head higher and better.

 

[Winchester]

I read "Masters of Science Fiction"

Dang lesdyxia!

 

[Nerva]

Originally posted by: Sultan
go up and get help! my resume looks full of IT jobs and I want to head higher and better.

if your experience has been in IT, you will need to have a very compelling reason for why you want to switch into banking (at least a good story to fool the interviewers). if you are looking for a full time job in a bulge-bracket investment bank, it is too late as their recruiting season started in early october and ended about 3 weeks after.

internship recruiting has just started, in fact the first round interview preselects have already been made and people should be getting offers in the next week and a half. the important thing you need to remember is that if you had never done any ibanking, they will ask you why and you had better have a good story prepared. if you dont, they will rip you apart in that interview.

as for the tech stuff, get to know the 3 financial statements really well, know the valuation methods, debt vs. equity. read the vault guide on ibanking interviews.

 

[StevenYoo]

Originally posted by: Winchester
I read "Masters of Science Fiction"

Dang lesdyxia!

i read it the same way hahaa

 

[Sultan]

Originally posted by: 3cho

Originally posted by: Sultan
go up and get help! my resume looks full of IT jobs and I want to head higher and better.

if your experience has been in IT, you will need to have a very compelling reason for why you want to switch into banking (at least a good story to fool the interviewers). if you are looking for a full time job in a bulge-bracket investment bank, it is too late as their recruiting season started in early october and ended about 3 weeks after.

internship recruiting has just started, in fact the first round interview preselects have already been made and people should be getting offers in the next week and a half. the important thing you need to remember is that if you had never done any ibanking, they will ask you why and you had better have a good story prepared. if you dont, they will rip you apart in that interview.

as for the tech stuff, get to know the 3 financial statements really well, know the valuation methods, debt vs. equity. read the vault guide on ibanking interviews.

I am actually looking to go into Corp Finance or Consulting. Hence, the names of the above companies. All them have positions in the above two fields.

 

[Nerva]

Originally posted by: Sultan

Originally posted by: 3cho

Originally posted by: Sultan
go up and get help! my resume looks full of IT jobs and I want to head higher and better.

if your experience has been in IT, you will need to have a very compelling reason for why you want to switch into banking (at least a good story to fool the interviewers). if you are looking for a full time job in a bulge-bracket investment bank, it is too late as their recruiting season started in early october and ended about 3 weeks after.

internship recruiting has just started, in fact the first round interview preselects have already been made and people should be getting offers in the next week and a half. the important thing you need to remember is that if you had never done any ibanking, they will ask you why and you had better have a good story prepared. if you dont, they will rip you apart in that interview.

as for the tech stuff, get to know the 3 financial statements really well, know the valuation methods, debt vs. equity. read the vault guide on ibanking interviews.

I am actually looking to go into Corp Finance or Consulting. Hence, the names of the above companies. All them have positions in the above two fields.

be very careful though. i think the two industries actually have the utmost disdain for each other. so never tell one side you are interviewing with the other.

as for consulting, there are a bunch of firms. mckinsey, bain, bcg, fmcg, zs. no sweat