The truth is, you don't get offers because you are not excellent enough. Period. He got the exposure because, for example, he won a scholarship, thus being excellent. There's no easy way round guys. You can get 100 when you're 90 for being stratigic and smart, but if you're a 50 you will never get 100. Work hard guys, the grind has to be grinded.
Working hard gets people nowhere the whole idea of working up often than not is just simply a lie. It is about who you know 9/10 if you have a degree and work experience and someone else has a degree and connections they will 99% of the time get the role. Work smarter not harder imo
@@zeffy._440 I would say that is true for senior people in the industry, but I think for stuednts, the main determinant is still "yourself" - how you present yourself on your CV, how your present yourself in interviews. I am a student myself, and I've been through the entire application process for almost all the top investment banks, and I can say for sure that the process is very fair, and having a referral will at most get you an interview opportunity. after that you're on your own.
@@ghan7241 fair point though the point that I'm trying to make is that having connections gives you a major advantage no matter what level of your career you are on.
I’m 26, I’ve retaken GCSES, A levels & next year I’ll be going university, do reckon they’ll accept someone like me ? (I’ve also got a few work experiences on my side)
Im on the same boat man im 30 years old i wanna go to University to try finance but i think im too old already and way behind. I feel like nobody would even hire me. Im thinking of taking CFA but i think im old😔
When applying I do sometimes receive SJT's but I am not sure exactly how or why since they rarely give good feedback to work on (a lot is generic) but I tend to end up somehow failing them. Should I look in to specific courses or in to the companies more? A lot of the tests measure how you react to situations and I have no idea as to what I am doing wrong or how to react appropriately in a setting such as an IB or analyst role. It seems like what I think is appropriate i.e. talking to a other colleagues and managers first is not a appropriate for the role Any advice?
Friendly Neighbourhood Spidey nah thats slave labor, half the companies who offer unpaid are small companies who cant even afford to pay their workers decently
For the 9 dots thing, what’s stopping you from just doing 3 lines horizontally on each row and then one vertically. That connects all the dots no? That’s what immediately came to my head
Would suggest contacting associate’s far in advance so you have a contact that when it comes to applying at the firm you’ll have someone who’s in the firm and you’ll hopefully be able to do a mock interview with over brunch?
Kindly make a video on what specific masters degree will help land a investment banking job, like what are the target schools? what position is a master in finance, management, financial analysis etc hired at? It would be super helpful if you made this video. Thanks
Masters or Business administration at any top 10 school will be the only way to get into banking as an associate. At least that’d be the most easy and straightforward way because they have direct pipelines
Some do. Check this: www.google.com/search?q=investment+bank+experiences+for+year+12+students&oq=investment+bank+experiences+for+year+12+students&aqs=chrome..69i57.9292j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
@@jondash2939 in order to work in finance industry you need either Series 7 or Series 6 depending on the situation. SIE is the essentials. It's like the first step of the process. Witht the main difference that series 6 and 7 requires sponsorship from an institution, while SIE can be taken without such sponsorship.
📌🔥Thanks for this information video, we are currently experiencing the greatest transfer of wealth ever recorded in world history. Investment is the future
I remember when I went from $66k to $31k until a colleague introduced me to Mrs Dana Roy Sydney that helped diversify my portfolio and increased my earnings from $31k to $90k now.. still investing till I bounce back for good
I have a feeling you are promoting Forex trading? I mean some of us don't even have a cent for those things. At least you were in a scholarship and spoke to the CEO of the company, some of us don't have that privilege. I would say to a person just build up your portfolio as much as you can and trust your instincts!
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hey Afzal ,
I got a question , Does applying for an internship abroad increase the chances of rejection mainly during the covid pandemic?
Will definitely recommend this channel! Super helpful! I'll be keeping this in mind for my future content!
The truth is, you don't get offers because you are not excellent enough. Period. He got the exposure because, for example, he won a scholarship, thus being excellent. There's no easy way round guys. You can get 100 when you're 90 for being stratigic and smart, but if you're a 50 you will never get 100. Work hard guys, the grind has to be grinded.
Working hard gets people nowhere the whole idea of working up often than not is just simply a lie. It is about who you know 9/10 if you have a degree and work experience and someone else has a degree and connections they will 99% of the time get the role. Work smarter not harder imo
@@zeffy._440 I would say that is true for senior people in the industry, but I think for stuednts, the main determinant is still "yourself" - how you present yourself on your CV, how your present yourself in interviews. I am a student myself, and I've been through the entire application process for almost all the top investment banks, and I can say for sure that the process is very fair, and having a referral will at most get you an interview opportunity. after that you're on your own.
@@ghan7241 fair point though the point that I'm trying to make is that having connections gives you a major advantage no matter what level of your career you are on.
@@zeffy._440 right on, building relationship is important across all ages
Basically, make the best out of networking so your CV gets more attractive and then apply for more competitive positions
I’m 26, I’ve retaken GCSES, A levels & next year I’ll be going university, do reckon they’ll accept someone like me ? (I’ve also got a few work experiences on my side)
99% unlikely
As long as you go through the mature age entry, you'll be fine. Totally normal to start uni later in life.
Age doesn’t matter at all.
Ignore the naysayers. Deep respect for you for doing this 👏
Im on the same boat man im 30 years old i wanna go to University to try finance but i think im too old already and way behind. I feel like nobody would even hire me. Im thinking of taking CFA but i think im old😔
I’m on my last year and was never able to get a internship should I keep going after internships or should I just go into a full time career
Can a record a video talk about other not so popular companies which also provide any type of internships for students? It would be helpful!
Thank you Afzal! I appreciate it!
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Great video Afzal!
Just a doubt, wasn't the question to connect all dots with each other? Just speaking as a fan of mental puzzles
Nice insightful video! Good content, keep it up!
When applying I do sometimes receive SJT's but I am not sure exactly how or why since they rarely give good feedback to work on (a lot is generic) but I tend to end up somehow failing them. Should I look in to specific courses or in to the companies more? A lot of the tests measure how you react to situations and I have no idea as to what I am doing wrong or how to react appropriately in a setting such as an IB or analyst role. It seems like what I think is appropriate i.e. talking to a other colleagues and managers first is not a appropriate for the role Any advice?
why did this video came out hours after i finally got my internship 2 weeks after due
Tips for those with criminal records ?
Great insight!
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Is unpaid internships even worth it though and I’m not talking about summer internship schemes?
Unpaid is such a scam imo
If its your only chance at getting anywhere near an internship, then yes, its worth it.
Friendly Neighbourhood Spidey nah thats slave labor, half the companies who offer unpaid are small companies who cant even afford to pay their workers decently
@@hugedickerinokripperino5299 builds relevant experience tho no?
J make sure what you do for the company is relevant to the type of work you plan to do you know?
Sir can you tell us about interview process and how to do it .?
For the 9 dots thing, what’s stopping you from just doing 3 lines horizontally on each row and then one vertically. That connects all the dots no? That’s what immediately came to my head
lines need to be connected
@@ViralVidz21 The lines would be connected no?
@@josiaharroyo no like they need to go off each other, each line needs to be created from the end of another
Can u plz also explain about fund administration/ fund accounting
It was a wonderful stuff. What's your advice for a Nigerian who resides in Nigeria who wants to break into the UK financial industry?
Unless your family’s wealthy or your extremely intelligent you have 0 chance…
You can apply for master or mba in uk . Then apply
Your videos are the best.
Thanks!
Would suggest contacting associate’s far in advance so you have a contact that when it comes to applying at the firm you’ll have someone who’s in the firm and you’ll hopefully be able to do a mock interview with over brunch?
Kindly make a video on what specific masters degree will help land a investment banking job, like what are the target schools? what position is a master in finance, management, financial analysis etc hired at? It would be super helpful if you made this video. Thanks
Masters or Business administration at any top 10 school will be the only way to get into banking as an associate. At least that’d be the most easy and straightforward way because they have direct pipelines
How to draft an eye catchy cover letter?
Do you know if Investment banks or other financial companies do work experience for year 12/sixth form students?
Some do. Check this: www.google.com/search?q=investment+bank+experiences+for+year+12+students&oq=investment+bank+experiences+for+year+12+students&aqs=chrome..69i57.9292j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Hey Afzal,
Thanks for the vid.
I hear that getting an SIE at uni shows great determination in the industry. What's your take on that?
What is sie
@@jondash2939 in order to work in finance industry you need either Series 7 or Series 6 depending on the situation.
SIE is the essentials. It's like the first step of the process. Witht the main difference that series 6 and 7 requires sponsorship from an institution, while SIE can be taken without such sponsorship.
@@danielhricmail oh i didnt know that thanks for informing me
@@jondash2939 no worries happy to help
Do you do CV reviews by any chance
Afzal..Student here...the internship advice is great ..when u going to search are you getting use of your network or you go at it alone
Puzzle at 1 09 my answer was a z shape with a line connecting the 3 dots in the middle
can you make a part 2 please
what is cv?
Is data scientist work experience counted in cfa degree?
Any advice on how to make the most of a mentor? I’m in my universities mentorship programme
Scratch their back and they’ll scratch urs
Thoughts on beta blockers
What?🤨
Hey there, I have a Superday interview next week. Any advice or tips? Its for a quant role
Don’t struggle to get an internship. Instead, struggle to get a real job.
Is your app related to squid game?
📌🔥Thanks for this information video, we are currently experiencing the greatest transfer of wealth ever recorded in world history. Investment is the future
I remember when I went from $66k to $31k until a colleague introduced me to Mrs Dana Roy Sydney that helped diversify my portfolio and increased my earnings from $31k to $90k now.. still investing till I bounce back for good
Yeah my first investment with Mrs Dana Roy Sydney yielded me some good profits With an intial deposit of $2000 I earn profits of $18000 with 14 days
@@henryjames335 Wow 😳 she’s definitely good at trading in that case .can I also reach out to her because I am interested
@@robbie6028 I must say it’s a life changing experience with Dana Roy and yeah sure you can reach her at her WhatsApp for swift response
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Thanks pal
Thanks for watching!
I have a feeling you are promoting Forex trading? I mean some of us don't even have a cent for those things. At least you were in a scholarship and spoke to the CEO of the company, some of us don't have that privilege. I would say to a person just build up your portfolio as much as you can and trust your instincts!
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Great video. Thanks😊