Re:WeWork Backs Down on Employee Noncompete Requirements
by chadash on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @01:37PM
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In investment banking, the career path is generally:
Analyst (college graduate - 3 years)
Associate (3 - ~6 years)
Vice President (~6 - 8+)
Executive Director
Managing Director
There are exceptions at every level, but generally speaking, you automatically get promoted to vice president after 6 years if you stick around.
Note that the managing director has many levels. When I worked as an analyst at an investment bank, I reported to a managing director who had 3 other managing directors between him and the CEO of the investment bank (who himself reported to the CEO of the bank as a whole).
A VP at an investment bank may have a few low level analysts reporting to them, but generally it's no where near what you would call an "executive" position, although pay can still be quite high.
Analyst (college graduate - 3 years) Associate (3 - ~6 years) Vice President (~6 - 8+) Executive Director Managing Director
There are exceptions at every level, but generally speaking, you automatically get promoted to vice president after 6 years if you stick around.
Note that the managing director has many levels. When I worked as an analyst at an investment bank, I reported to a managing director who had 3 other managing directors between him and the CEO of the investment bank (who himself reported to the CEO of the bank as a whole).
A VP at an investment bank may have a few low level analysts reporting to them, but generally it's no where near what you would call an "executive" position, although pay can still be quite high.