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Can anyone red pill me on transitioning from engineering to finance? I heard that banks and investment firms like engineers, especially ones that work in actual complex engineering fields like me and have a masters... I bet they only hire ones from the top school though, ironically those are the most incompetent engineers in practice kek
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>>62524757
It depends what you want to do in finance- but they’re probably not looking for someone with that type of technical skillset. It’s a hard field to get into, and they want sales guys. Basically every firm has access to the same products- so it’s about building and maintaining client relationships so that you can justify siphoning 1% of their balance every year.

>t. 401k/IRA Investment advisor
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>>62524757
Are you transitioning?
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>>62524787
If ur clients are engineering comapnies wouldn't u want an engineer(with social skills) talking to them?
>>62524797
Not yet but I cant keep living on 120k, its not enough to start a family



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