how to move into a manager role?
my kids are finally old enough so that i can get back to concentrating on my career. i want to create a plan on how to get into a management role where i’m compensated well (ie manager at a faang or equivalent). i keep hearing i need to be a director...
ic data scientists get compensated very well at the top tech companies. probably more than directors at your company. there's no guarantee that any amount of internal advancement will get you into those companies from cpg. best bet is to get good at data science and apply as an ic at tech firms to break into the industry.
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i was in a similar spot last year and was going through ft recruitment without having a major banking internship on wall street. i come from a super non-target and ended up doing a masters of finance this year at a decently known school. by being super diligent and persistent i was able to land a job on the street. my advice if you are coming from a background like mine would be to find an internship whether paid or unpaid that offers some type of transaction experience over this summer. nice
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there are some really solid points made in this essay and you have addressed the question throughout. your use and choice of quotations is good.

some of your points are a bit hard to follow. from your planning, i would strongly suggest that you plan to a greate… hello team
could anyone could please help me in knowing the details regarding the job vacancies for mba finance freshers. as i m currently pursuing my mba and want to know about the future in this field so that i can have a clear idea of about my future when i come out to the society. so guys please help me and make me aware of the things so that i can be able to do all things I would suggest looking for an assisted living or Memory Care program. Sounds like he needs to have a Power of Attorney assigned for finance and also one for health care. Has anyone in the family broached these topics with your father? Unfortunately, you are now in the position of needing to be more proactive in caring for your father, much like your parents did for you when you were a child unable to make decisions for yourself. It sounds like it is time for a family meeting with your siblings, if you have any, or contacting your local Department on Aging to assist you with the activities that need to be done to adequately care for your elderly father. see above - exit opps are there, but i'd be lying if it's easy to get into a hf/pe job from a fof.

so, there are a lot of transferable skills you can develop if you want - for example, if your firm does co-investments, you're still going to have to work closely with the fund on the underwriting, and so you'll get a lot of exposure that way. first, thank you for serving our nation.


second, it will be important to understand your stage in life. presumably, you may be turning 19 after your a-levels or 20 after your poly studies. either way, you are young and have a long investment runway ahead of you.


third, where can you place your money while you serve the nation for the next two years?


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assuming you can get emergency funding if needed from your parents, then you must decide the risk you want to take in placing the money.


the safest (lowest risk) with no return is to literally keep your money in the safe. that’s not the best way frankly when there are slightly riskier ways to grow your money with decent returns.


one possibility is to place into a bank savings account in singapore, preferably in a fixed deposit which offers a higher return than the basic savings account.


however, i would recommend investing in a well-diversified global portfolio, especially when you have two years of runway to grow your money. after all, it will be good to have good returns after you complete your national service to help you meet expected expenses when you further your studies or take a well-deserved holiday.


investing globally is easy with robo-advisers. pick one which is fully automated where you don’t have to make decisions except how much to invest. in selecting the robo, check if the risk management is done by machine learning ai or if it is managed ultimately by a human manager. diversification requires massive data analytics, which is not humanly possible. yet it is easily done with the computing power available today.


before you start, you need to know or select your own risk profile. it is not easy as most people do not do what they say. further, conventional risk profiling poses technical questions which some people may not fully understand. instead, look for risk profiling tools which reflect your personality and risk-reward behaviour. using such a tool that can analyse your risk-reward attitude is a critical step to start your investing journey.


www.squirrelsave.com.sg start paying attention and thinking about your targeted retirement balance. set a goal and an allocation and rebalance regularly to stay on track and mitigate risk. make enough money to leave the rat race and pursue whatever you want in life. 

for those still chasing prestige, many go into general management (c-suite), politics (mitt romney), or philanthropy (schwarzman). a lot of old school pe deal makers end up opening their own shops to have greater control over their lifestyle. 

private equity is still a grind with long hours. at some point, you make “enough” to stop caring about prestige. sounds like my friend rushing to build a family a keep telling him to relax it takes a life time to build a family rushing in does not help and you end up with a bad relationship but he still does not learn i just had a real heart to heart explaining this to him a hope i got across. with your situation you will find that more with older guys who are already at the point of settling down you will see that more with older people who are in a stable job have a home and are basically preparing to start a family or have already had a family you see this with guys that have kids and or never grew up in a complete family themselves so are rushing to create one for themselves as it's what they missed out on as a child