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	What is the typical work day/week like for an investment banking analyst? I have 1 more year of undergrad with a 3.7 gpa and have been told that I have a good shot at an analyst job. I hear they start at $100K right after undergrad school (after bonus), but the life style is horrible. But i do like money, and want to be rich. They say that if you stick with it for 10 years you are easily a millionaire. 1 answer - Asked By: mike s - 8/31/2006

	What job allows you to travel around the world? I've just graduated uni and I'm looking for a career job that allows me to travel to many countries around the world for business trips. Ive thought about investment banking, financial analyst and investment consultanting. Are there are any others that I could consider? Any feedback is welcome. Thank you. 6 answers - Asked By: Jordan - 9/4/2012

	How do i get out of Fund Accounting? I have been working in Fund accounting in Ireland for a little over two years and desperately want to get out of it. I have a degree in Business Studies and a Masters in Economics. I find Fund Accounting boring and repititive and i really want a change. I'm not 100?ure what area in Finance i want to pursue - however i am sure that Fund Accounting is not for me and I have no desire to complete the ACCA exams either. The problem is when i apply for other jobs (such as Investment analyst, credit analyst, marketing research analyst etc ) I either get no response or get told that they want someone who already has experience in the area. I have looked a little into CFA exams and it seems like something i would like to do in the future. Some agencies have advised that i should start these exams myself and then i might have more chance of getting into these kind of roles - but i don't want to start these exams now as i would like to try out some of these roles first to help decide which one is for me ( i would hope to work for a company who would sponsor me instead) ! Any advice? 2 answers - Asked By: user26 - 2/3/2013

	How to go about in understanding the market if wanting to become an investment banker? What should I do if I want to understand the market? Also, which is better; a trader, stockbroker, business analyst or investment banker? 4 answers - Asked By: strawberry - 12/26/2010

	What are some sure signs of being in a predominantly upper middle class neighbourhood? Note: Upper middle class usually implies people who hold a high level profession (eg. surgeon, Judge, university lecturer), or a job in upper management (company vice presidents, senior investment analysts, sales managers, etc.). They may also be the proprietor of a mid-range to large business. 11 answers - Asked By: Rita K - 6/28/2008

	Any good ideas for financial services experience? I'm a recent college graduate with a solid professional/academic resume, but I am lacking in the relative work history department. I've been pursuing entry-level analyst jobs in corporate finance and financial services firms but haven't had any success landing one. Its now time to get job to fill in my resume/have income until I can secure a job in the investment industry. Any suggestions that would be a "plus" in the eyes of a recruiter? Thanks in advance! (My ideas so far... bank teller, internships, temp agency...) 3 answers - Asked By: snoconeathome - 3/11/2008

	What should i do to become a stock market analyst or a stock market researcher ? I want to start a carrer in the stock market, gradually do my MBA and then start a business and probably an investment firm myself. What will be the best way to go about doing this ? Are there any courses i will have to undergo so that i can get into any broking/ investment firm ? 4 answers - Asked By: lonappanleon - 7/12/2006

	What kind of jobs can someone with an Accounting degree from a University obtain? I just want to know the variety of jobs that an Accounting graduates can get either when they just get their degree or when they have 3-5 years experience. I want to see what types of jobs are there in the Accounting field. 1 answer - Asked By: dlee_theman - 1/30/2007

	What are the steps in becoming a successful investment banker? What are the steps in becoming a successful investment banker? What are the steps if you wanted to work for a top company? E.g what choices at A level, what university to go to in UK/USA, what degree to get etc. What should be done after 5 years of working as an investment banker? Is a business analyst better? 1 answer - Asked By: strawberry - 12/28/2010

	How much does a Financial Analyst make? How do I become one? Is there a big demand for Financial analysts? How does a programmer become one? 1 answer - Asked By: aikon56 - 5/4/2007

	How do i become a investment banker? I want to become a Investment banker. Im pretty sure that i need an MBA to do this what kind would be best. I rather uninformed about it and would like more info so that i could plan my way in order to become an Investment banker. 1 answer - Asked By: Ddille - 8/15/2011

	How do I get a contract job in IT in investment banking? I'm a contractor with lots of experience as a business analyst but none in investment banking. I seem to have have no way in to investement banking without prior experience. How have others made the transition? 2 answers - Asked By: Alex - 4/7/2006

	What type of jobs can I get with a Commerce degree? I would like to join the Air Force and later find a job in the financial industry. What type of jobs can I expect to find with a commerce degree? 1 answer - Asked By: Smity - 10/18/2011

	How to become an investment banker? I would like too become an investment banker and I am wondering how would I do this? What I mean is what would I major in for college? After that how do I get a MBA degree as well. Ultimately I also want to earn a Phd degree, I know it is going to take a lot of hard work, but I was wondering how would I do this? P.S what is the average salary of an investment banker with an MBA and Phd degree? 3 answers - Asked By: Z-shay - 5/4/2012

	What jobs can I get with a Bachelors degree in Mathematics, Business and Finance? I am taking a degree and want to know what jobs i can get with all three degrees combined or separate on their own. 2 answers - Asked By: Nicole Marie - 10/23/2009

	What do I need to do to become a Investment Banker? What college/high school courses should I take to become a Investment Banker? And what are some colleges that are ideal for the career choice? Any advice on the subject would be much appreciated. Also, in particular I want to be a Floor Broker - selling and trading goods on the behalf of investors. 4 answers - Asked By: Ivanov - 4/23/2012

	What exactly does a college graduate with an economics degree do in a business setting? Going for my B.S. in Economics, I just wanted to know what type of jobs an economics degree holder can get regarding business? Are they some kind of analysts? If you can name a few job titles and starting salaries, that would be a definite plus. 0 - Asked By: Nick R - 1/20/2010

	Is it difficult to be a financial analyst or advisor? For someone a recent college grad with a degree in either Accounting or Finance, how long would it (on average) take for them to become a financial analyst? Are FA jobs abundant in California? Princess - both hence why i put "financial analyst or advisor" Lenard - What if i dont go the accounting route with a finance degree? How would I become a financial analyst? 3 answers - Asked By: Jimmy - 8/16/2011

	What type of jobs can I get with a MBA but no experience? I have a BS in Management Information Systems but the position I hold not isn't really teaching me nothing new. I am planning on getting my MBA but I want to make sure I will be qualified to get a good job. What do you think? 1 answer - Asked By: #1 princess - 1/7/2008

	How do i begin a career as a equity research analyst? I've graduated with a Bachelor of Business Management with a major in Finance and am currently pursuing the CFA designation. I have been looking through job sites and the classified ads for jobs of such a position but there do not seem to be any. So how does one begin a career as a research analyst? 1 answer - Asked By: Eric - 7/15/2009

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