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I’ll keep it short this is the track to success as soon as your 18
1. Do STEM or Attend a Top University.
- Once at University decide what industry you want to go in, doesn’t apply to med students but if your doing a heavy math based subject I.E engineering, CS, Physics your choice of industry is super broad
The best industries are: Finance and Tech
And the best roles in these industries are as such (Listed by Early Comp)
0. Quant - FinTech (Doubt you’ll get an offer)
1. Investment Banking - Finance
2. Private Equity - Finance
3. Venture Capital - Finance
4. FAANG/MAANG SWE - Tech
5. Consulting - Finance
6. Corp Dev - Finance
7. Startup - Tech
These are what pay the most 5 - 1 typically pays about $100k base maybe $80k on low end. 0 pays $200k out of school lmao. After 2,3 years on top end of the scale you should be on $200k base + bonus.
It’s attractive but you shouldn’t permanently stay or get comfortable, as soon as you get one of these jobs you’ve basically achieved what most people want, so what now? As you’ve basically maxxed out your career it’s time to prep to permanently leave the workforce.
This is where you would use your income from your day job into other ventures not savings or fuckinf stocks but real businesses buy a fucking course if you have to and leverage your high status role.
1. Do STEM or Attend a Top University.
- Once at University decide what industry you want to go in, doesn’t apply to med students but if your doing a heavy math based subject I.E engineering, CS, Physics your choice of industry is super broad
The best industries are: Finance and Tech
And the best roles in these industries are as such (Listed by Early Comp)
0. Quant - FinTech (Doubt you’ll get an offer)
1. Investment Banking - Finance
2. Private Equity - Finance
3. Venture Capital - Finance
4. FAANG/MAANG SWE - Tech
5. Consulting - Finance
6. Corp Dev - Finance
7. Startup - Tech
These are what pay the most 5 - 1 typically pays about $100k base maybe $80k on low end. 0 pays $200k out of school lmao. After 2,3 years on top end of the scale you should be on $200k base + bonus.
It’s attractive but you shouldn’t permanently stay or get comfortable, as soon as you get one of these jobs you’ve basically achieved what most people want, so what now? As you’ve basically maxxed out your career it’s time to prep to permanently leave the workforce.
This is where you would use your income from your day job into other ventures not savings or fuckinf stocks but real businesses buy a fucking course if you have to and leverage your high status role.
