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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostNot just contractors but clients too.
A little bit of IB experience does mark you out as a cut above the rest
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSome contractors think if they join an IB they are going to be doing the best IT.
A little bit of IB experience does mark you out as a cut above the rest
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postno no no ......
Mr Bean is probably closer...the bed sit will probably somewhat more modern though.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostAbsolutely ....I've come to the conclusion that the permie Systems Engineer in Milton Keynes who earns enough to pay his mortgage doesn't realise how good he's got it.
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Originally posted by Diver View PostWhen I think of Investment banking I always picture these clean cut go-getter James Bond types in Italian suits and hand crafted leather shoes. driving sports cars with a pretty gal by their side. Jetting off to Monte Carlo for an evening fun at the tables before returning to the mysterious world of international financial espionage.
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Originally posted by Diver View PostWhen I think of Investment banking I always picture these clean cut go-getter James Bond types in Italian suits and hand crafted leather shoes. driving sports cars with a pretty gal by their side. Jetting off to Monte Carlo for an evening fun at the tables before returning to the mysterious world of international financial espionage.
Mr Bean is probably closer...the bed sit will probably somewhat more modern though.
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When I think of Investment banking I always picture these clean cut go-getter James Bond types in Italian suits and hand crafted leather shoes. driving sports cars with a pretty gal by their side. Jetting off to Monte Carlo for an evening fun at the tables before returning to the mysterious world of international financial espionage.
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Forget enjoyment. Turn Up at the bank and do minimum hours for maximum pay (niche skill contracting). Save mOst of your cash and get out before you are too old
Banking is the right Place for those ITers that have realised that the only game worth playing in IT is making as much $ as possible before bailing out, hopefully young enough to do something meaningful
If you want training courses and bonding events stay away.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostGreat thread. Very true.
"In fact, money didn’t seem to make any of the bankers happy". Indeed. Its just a modern day jungle with everyone trying to prove they are "best" and money is how the score is kept.
Some contractors think if they join an IB they are going to be doing the best IT. In fact most is mediocre. THere is alot of shouting. And commuting is horrific.
Actually I think I have had enough. I am going to leave Investment Banking this Friday.....
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostGreat thread. Very true.
"In fact, money didn’t seem to make any of the bankers happy". Indeed. Its just a modern day jungle with everyone trying to prove they are "best" and money is how the score is kept.
Some contractors think if they join an IB they are going to be doing the best IT. In fact most is mediocre. THere is alot of shouting. And commuting is horrific.
Actually I think I have had enough. I am going to leave Investment Banking this Friday.....
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Great thread. Very true.
"In fact, money didn’t seem to make any of the bankers happy". Indeed. Its just a modern day jungle with everyone trying to prove they are "best" and money is how the score is kept.
Some contractors think if they join an IB they are going to be doing the best IT. In fact most is mediocre. THere is alot of shouting. And commuting is horrific.
Actually I think I have had enough. I am going to leave Investment Banking this Friday.....
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