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A rare late night rl video! Will catch the rest of this tomorrow - but stopping by to say that this camera set up is much, much better than the older podcasts! 🙌
Hey Ben, This interview is great. I was wondering if you could add this to your list of video ideas: "Is an MBA suited for you" I think it's interesting to see whether an MBA is worth pursuing for some people - I've heard the greatest value from an MBA from a prestigious place like Wharton is the connections/networking but in a video like that, you can address the type of people an MBA would be useful for. i..e for people who are entrepreneurs or people who are looking to change careers etc.
This was awesome! It would be great to hear from those from the consulting side. Also, it might be super interesting to hear from some people in your MBA program that came from more non-traditional backgrounds (such as career changers).
Hi Ben, I really enjoy the content, all the way from South Africa. Thanks to Pavan for sharing his experience with us. Whilst we are on private equity and entrepreneurship, I would love to know, and pretty exciting if you would do a video. Can/does private equity help you be a better entrepreneur? And which career/field in finance do you think would best prepare someone with entrepreneurial skills?
by and large private equity is solely a financial sponsor and nothing else. There is no true operational value, they typically bring an expert to lead a portfolio company and ask questions often times about something they know nothing about.
If you're interested in the Wall Street Prep + Wharton Private Equity online certification program, be sure to use my code RARELIQUID for a $300-500 discount!
► New cohorts are constantly opening up so you can use code RARELIQUID at any time
► tinyurl.com/54zjjhv4
🍎Sign up for my courses🍎
► How to get into MBA programs: forms.gle/9yEyycuP7NnQBjue8
► How to get into investment banking: forms.gle/wt4cZrezbxVgNzGUA
A rare late night rl video! Will catch the rest of this tomorrow - but stopping by to say that this camera set up is much, much better than the older podcasts! 🙌
Thanks for the feedback! We are working to make it even better with multiple cameras soon
Love your interview style. You ask the relevant question and let the guest run without interrupting or chiming in too much. Great job!
Man sitting in India this type of content helps a lot...
Hey Ben,
This interview is great. I was wondering if you could add this to your list of video ideas: "Is an MBA suited for you"
I think it's interesting to see whether an MBA is worth pursuing for some people - I've heard the greatest value from an MBA from a prestigious place like Wharton is the connections/networking but in a video like that, you can address the type of people an MBA would be useful for. i..e for people who are entrepreneurs or people who are looking to change careers etc.
This was awesome! It would be great to hear from those from the consulting side. Also, it might be super interesting to hear from some people in your MBA program that came from more non-traditional backgrounds (such as career changers).
It was a really good podcast. Totally enjoyed listening and getting to know this space more deeply. Quite insightful I would say!! Thanks.
great interview Ben!
the downside about corporate finance as a career is that perception matters as much as substance.
That’s a really interesting statement. Could you tell me what you mean by that a bit more?
Congratulations 🎉
love it... very informative
Hi Ben, I really enjoy the content, all the way from South Africa. Thanks to Pavan for sharing his experience with us.
Whilst we are on private equity and entrepreneurship, I would love to know, and pretty exciting if you would do a video.
Can/does private equity help you be a better entrepreneur?
And which career/field in finance do you think would best prepare someone with entrepreneurial skills?
Thanks for doing this! If it's possible to have conversation on distressed private equity work, that would be great.
Great content, I will subscribe
Would it be possible to interview someone from Apollo or KKR? It would be really insightful.
great vid
Want to know about Product Management Roles at Tech firms. If you can bring some of your friends from the Tech Industry.
hedge as well please!
Future of finance imdustry make a video
Question; why opt for an MBA when you had a great job in private equity? I'd think that people get into MBAs to crack top PE/Consulting roles.
by and large private equity is solely a financial sponsor and nothing else. There is no true operational value, they typically bring an expert to lead a portfolio company and ask questions often times about something they know nothing about.
Dude looks dead inside the entire interview
Well, he works in private equity.
That was a great interview! Would you be able to interview someone who is an asset management and get there opinion and experiences about the career?
Go Ben
You ever meet fred?
Do you think you will race to MD ?
Hi Ben
How punishing is the industry towards non-favored accents?(asian ones)
Do u do giveaways any more?
So basically have rich parents who can send you to any ivy league school, got it.
Good interview questions but this guy is scared to open up, with any job there are downsides but he completely dodged the question
Interview questions are great but the answers are prettty surface level tbh
how many fellow students of your class worked in PE? and what's the ratio?
Very cool guy 🤟
Seems like u party all the time on IG
it’s the mba life lol