I believe due to limited hiring to maintain a well paying structure PE has this charm of being elusive. Otherwise any VC / or even an engineering manager position in any product based companies earns equally to any PE professional.
For you to pivot into tech you need to find funds that specializes in your domain, as well as have some basic understanding of valuation so I'd recommend getting FRM certification its equivalent to an MBA finance but much cheaper and try to network a ton with the people who are in the P.E firms and try landing internships if possible Goodluck
I worked for Amazon in a great role, but I will never put on my linkedin or refer to myself as Ex-Amazon like they say here with Ex-McKinsey... shows you value nothing but career success and run on people thinking you're successful. Just flat out makes one look like a douche.
really? i don't think you are an ex-amazon rather you sound like a broke living on father's money who is jealous and insecure seeing other people doing great in their lives. And just to cover that up, you came up criticizing her having ex-McKinsey in her linkedln , damn, i feel sad for you.
Very helpful.
Please conduct some more webinars like these related to Private equity and venture capital.
Bhai aap Private equity mein kaam karte ho kya ???
Very informative. Thanks both of you.
I believe due to limited hiring to maintain a well paying structure PE has this charm of being elusive. Otherwise any VC / or even an engineering manager position in any product based companies earns equally to any PE professional.
in your imagination.:)
Tech qualities and PE qualities are not same from a wholistic personality and knowledge :)
I am a computer engineer professional in Tcs and want to shift in PE. Do i need to do Mba for that?
Check the website and the credentials of the people of are there in your target companies - if they match yours probably then you can figure it out
With no offense! Understand what PE is before you want to get into PE!
For you to pivot into tech you need to find funds that specializes in your domain, as well as have some basic understanding of valuation so I'd recommend getting FRM certification its equivalent to an MBA finance but much cheaper and try to network a ton with the people who are in the P.E firms and try landing internships if possible
Goodluck
Then why the hell you studied computer engineering..😏😏😏😏
I would suggest getting an MBA from prestigious b school like iim abc fms or isb
Can MBA from Avarage college students work in private equity
Yes of course! Do some financial modelling courses .
@@pragatigaur5772 which one
I worked for Amazon in a great role, but I will never put on my linkedin or refer to myself as Ex-Amazon like they say here with Ex-McKinsey... shows you value nothing but career success and run on people thinking you're successful. Just flat out makes one look like a douche.
really? i don't think you are an ex-amazon rather you sound like a broke living on father's money who is jealous and insecure seeing other people doing great in their lives. And just to cover that up, you came up criticizing her having ex-McKinsey in her linkedln , damn, i feel sad for you.