Hi Afzal, I wanted to say you that your videos are truly informative and they allowed me to get a job at Jp Morgan. I don't really know how to thank you for all the information and insight that you are giving to young people interested in the banking industry. Greetings from Argentina!
1. Maintain consistent enthusiasm and keep up to date with industry trends 2. Aim for knowledge/technical proficiency of someone one year ahead of you 3. Save seniors time by underpromising and overdelivering to a high standard to impress people and keep getting work Expand your network to have more sources of work 4. Consider your reputable - you want to be reliable (for people to give work to). Find someone above you who carries themself well who you aspire to be like (a role model) and emulate their best characteristics. Inspire confidence from your seniors. 5. Key competencies for a graduate = attention to detail, communication, analytical skills
For the Algorithmus Your Videos have improved so much👍 Keep going and please us with more Videos like that. The Topic of the Next Video is suuuuper exciting 😁 Ps. Today was a Coding Exam and it went well, thanks to several power-working-hours with you😅
As always, excellent insight. Thank you for the constant stream of useful advice Afzal! Genuinely learning something new from every video I watch of yours.
Love these videos, I’m only 17 but I’ve been interested in a career in finance and you are my go to guy if I want to know something...(98% of my knowledge about the industry is from you)
Love this! Needed this! Re analytical skills and attention to detail can you do a video or give some pointers on stuff I can do to build these key competencies please? Love your work!
Hi Afzal. I saw in a video of yours that you went into sales in AM because you preferred to work with clients and didn't enjoy the technical side as much. I am similar to you in this regard, and I wanted to ask why you decided to go into a sales role in AM as opposed to a sales role in sales and trading? Thanks!
Hey Afzal! I am currently I final year student based in Qatar. How do you think I can secure an internship (maybe a remote internship) in the UK or Dubai considering Qatar has very less in terms of Investment Banking.
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I clicked on this video so fast! I'm currently in this position and I feel like this is the type of advice I've been looking for! Thank youu 🙌🏾
Congrats on getting your offer! Looking forward to making more of these types of vids! 👍🏽
One of the most underrated guy on yt inshallah ur gonna blow soon
Thanks! 💪🏽👊🏽
Perfect timing - just started my job as a Graduate Associate in an Investment Bank! Looking forward to the rest of this series! 🙌🏼
How’s the job going Aida?
Hi Afzal, I wanted to say you that your videos are truly informative and they allowed me to get a job at Jp Morgan. I don't really know how to thank you for all the information and insight that you are giving to young people interested in the banking industry.
Greetings from Argentina!
Am 17 and watching this. Quite remarkable advice. I feel really ahead of the game watching this.
Thats actually not the case a lot of 17 and 18 yr olds they have a very gd idea of what they want to do and how to do it
Great insights! Also currently in my first year full time - this will help me continue keeping up the pace!
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1. Maintain consistent enthusiasm and keep up to date with industry trends
2. Aim for knowledge/technical proficiency of someone one year ahead of you
3. Save seniors time by underpromising and overdelivering to a high standard to impress people and keep getting work
Expand your network to have more sources of work
4. Consider your reputable - you want to be reliable (for people to give work to). Find someone above you who carries themself well who you aspire to be like (a role model) and emulate their best characteristics. Inspire confidence from your seniors.
5. Key competencies for a graduate = attention to detail, communication, analytical skills
Another unreal vid... Afzal always overdelivers 💪
Thanks!
Can you make a video about moving departments? How to do it via networking, transferrable skills etc. Thanks!
This is relevant to an apprentice as well! Nice video brother!
Cheers!
Are u an apprentice and if so please may ik which company you are an apprentice for
For the Algorithmus
Your Videos have improved so much👍
Keep going and please us with more Videos like that.
The Topic of the Next Video is suuuuper exciting 😁
Ps. Today was a Coding Exam and it went well, thanks to several power-working-hours with you😅
Haha #legend
God bless u. Keep going!
Thanks! God bless you too!
Thriving through RIF and beyond!
Idea for one of the next videos: alternative routes in other careers and compared with salaries to IB
As always, excellent insight. Thank you for the constant stream of useful advice Afzal! Genuinely learning something new from every video I watch of yours.
Love these videos, I’m only 17 but I’ve been interested in a career in finance and you are my go to guy if I want to know something...(98% of my knowledge about the industry is from you)
Thanks! Good stuff. You're way ahead of everyone your age! 👍🏽💪🏽
Fantastic as always
Thanks!
Love this! Needed this! Re analytical skills and attention to detail can you do a video or give some pointers on stuff I can do to build these key competencies please? Love your work!
Hi Afzal. I saw in a video of yours that you went into sales in AM because you preferred to work with clients and didn't enjoy the technical side as much. I am similar to you in this regard, and I wanted to ask why you decided to go into a sales role in AM as opposed to a sales role in sales and trading? Thanks!
The new Camera looks so good!
Terrific video!! More of this please!
Hey Afzal, Thank you so much for your videos, it gives me motivation for my first week of work.
Absolutely love this Afzal, please keep it up!
Could you recommend some learning platforms/books?
Great advice thank you so much!
Thank you for the great advice! Do you believe constantly competing against peers creates burnout?
Great video! Btw, what camera do you use?
Shows how really competitive the role is
Hi afzal thanks for such an informative video however if you keep on underpromising constantly wouldnt it look bad after a while
Hey Afzal! I am currently I final year student based in Qatar. How do you think I can secure an internship (maybe a remote internship) in the UK or Dubai considering Qatar has very less in terms of Investment Banking.
Where do you get your BRoll footage?
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@@AfzalHussein Thanks, great video
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Plz give some advice request on vid on CV