r/TheFinanceCareer
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Financial advisors putting your money in an index fund for you
u/maa-chudae-username — 2 days ago
The HR Lady when you tell her you don’t want to participate in the company pot luck:
u/No_Onion_9901 — 4 days ago
Watching the MBA associate trying to build their first LBO model
u/HolidayPractice4933 — 4 days ago
How do I send this to my manager without sending this to my manager lol
u/No_Onion_9901 — 5 days ago
▲ 16 r/TheFinanceCareer
when finance class taught you to value companies based on future cash flows, but then a no cash flow company ipos at a $1 trillion valuation
u/No_Onion_9901 — 9 days ago
Be the reason the internship program is shut down
u/AccountantOk9803 — 9 days ago
A sec pls! I am going to check my msg with my work besties...
u/Mammoth_Soft9301 — 9 days ago
▲ 10 r/TheFinanceCareer
Seeing job applications are open once again in linkedin...
u/Admirable_Video_6175 — 10 days ago
If every finance job paid exactly the same, which one would you actually pick?
Take salary out of the equation for a second.
If investment banking, FP&A, asset management, private equity, corporate finance, and every other finance role all paid exactly the same, which path would you go with?
Feels like compensation drives a lot of career decisions in finance, so it's interesting to think about what people would choose if money wasn't part of it. Would you prioritize the work itself, the lifestyle, or something else?
Curious what everyone would pick and why.
u/Silly-Razzmatazz4060 — 14 days ago