NorthShoreBuck
True Madness Requires Significant Intelligence
When I was working out watching CNBC, along with a few other things, they ran a segment on the year end bonuses wall street investment analysts were getting.
Some houses were reporting bonuses in the $1-2 Million range.
It sounded like the M&A crowd at Goldman Sachs did well at $2 million.
They mentioned a name I was not familiar with and I can't remember the company but his bonus was estimated at $15-$20 million.
They said the oil, mortgage and commodity traders were getting the lion's share. Sounded like some would get all and some would get none.
Now there is a reason to get a top ten MBA, if you think you can swim with the sharks and work 80 hours.
NYB, drinks, hell dinner is on you my friend.
Some houses were reporting bonuses in the $1-2 Million range.
It sounded like the M&A crowd at Goldman Sachs did well at $2 million.
They mentioned a name I was not familiar with and I can't remember the company but his bonus was estimated at $15-$20 million.
They said the oil, mortgage and commodity traders were getting the lion's share. Sounded like some would get all and some would get none.
Now there is a reason to get a top ten MBA, if you think you can swim with the sharks and work 80 hours.
NYB, drinks, hell dinner is on you my friend.
