Faculty News
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In an op-ed, Professors Charles Murphy and Roy Smith share advice for young financial analysts
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Excerpt from the Financial Times -- "We have some advice that might help young analysts get through the initial two years: first, relax a little. Remember that the training is all about establishing a reputation for being professionally reliable, which means getting the work done accurately and on time ... Second, learn to handle chaos and disorder. ... Third, a tough training environment is going to have to be endured before you can really judge whether or not the work (and the career) is what you want."
Faculty News
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![Financial Times logo Financial Times logo](/sites/default/files/styles/192w_x_144h/public/assets/images/uat_025699.jpg?h=cd55d432&itok=uJaKbjrl)
Excerpt from the Financial Times -- "We have some advice that might help young analysts get through the initial two years: first, relax a little. Remember that the training is all about establishing a reputation for being professionally reliable, which means getting the work done accurately and on time ... Second, learn to handle chaos and disorder. ... Third, a tough training environment is going to have to be endured before you can really judge whether or not the work (and the career) is what you want."