Anonymous

01 Dec 2019

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Anyone working for the buy side here, I'm looking to break into the industry, any particular tips as to how to prepare myself to become suitable and more competitive?

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Kelly Trinh

01 Dec 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

@OP - been 8 months or so; how did the transition go?

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