Listen to this interview I did with my client Justin about how he was able to convince his mom to help him out, despite them being strapped for resources. Also hear about what his mom thinks of the decision to join WSMM in hindsight!

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Episode 58: Candid Thoughts About Wall Street Mastermind From WSMM Client Justin

You’ve probably heard that investment banking is one of the highest paying jobs you can get right out of school. But how much do you make exactly anyway? Listen to this podcast to find out how much investment bankers actually make and the different factors you can think about to make sure you land the highest paying job possible right out of school.

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Episode 64: How Much Do Investment Bankers ACTUALLY Make

One of the more advanced topics in investment banking technical interviews involves doing M&A math… also known as “accretion / dilution.”
I recently did a mock interview with one of our students where we went over this exact topic, and I thought it would be a great opportunity for you to learn how to answer this question as well.

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Episode 80: What are the Drivers that Affect Accretion / Dilution?

One of the most common questions asked during full time recruiting is talking about a deal or pitch that you got to work on.
However, what if you feel like you didn’t actually do that much?
Check out how I was able to help this student turn his minimal role on the pitch to something he can talk about and be proud of during his interview.

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Episode 81: What was an Interesting Pitch You got to Work on?

One of the technical concepts that trips up a lot of candidates is the mid-year convention in a DCF.
You not only need to know what it is, and how it works…
But the tricky part is how to explain it in a concise and articulate manner to your interviewer (this is where most people mess up).
It’s really not that hard though!
Watch as I explain this concept to a student step by step.

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Episode 82: How to Explain the Mid-Year Convention in a DCF

Did you know that when you are answering interview questions, it’s actually possible to lead the interview in the direction that you want them to go in?

The benefit of doing this is that you can almost steer them into asking you the questions that you want to be asked, which results in less curveball questions and you giving better answers that you’ve already prepared ahead of time.

But this is more advanced and is easier said that done, so how exactly do you do it?

Hear me coach one of my students on how to do exactly this.

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Episode 205: How to "Control" the Interview

If you want to get more interviews, networking is going to be the most important part of the recruiting process.

But networking is not just having a single conversation with a banker and then moving onto the next. You have to learn to nurture the relationship over a longer period of time so that it doesn’t feel transactional to the banker.

But how can you go back to networking contacts that you’ve already spoken in the past, and keep them engaged and make sure they don’t forget about you?

Watch this video to hear me coach one of our students on how to do exactly this.

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Episode 244: How to Make Sure Your Networking Contacts Don't Forget You

Many students underestimate the importance of preparing for behavioral and situational questions, but these are often the most critical part of your interview. 

They can make or break your chances of landing an offer. 

In this episode, we’ll break down key strategies to help you effectively prepare and ace this part of your interview. 

Don’t miss out on these essential tips!

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Episode 302: Answering Situational Questions

Do you know the 2 Most Common Challenges that students face when preparing for Investment Banking behavioral interviews? We've talked to hundreds of students trying to break into investment banking and they all have these two things in common. Keep listening to find out!

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Episode 10: The Two Most Common Challenges With Behavioral Answers

In this podcast we breakdown the top relevant experiences you can put on your resume for a career in investment banking. Whether it's a private equity internship, hedge fund, or a search fund internship listen to this podcast to learn what bankers look for on your resume.

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Episode 19: Investment Banking Resume - Ranking The Types of Relevant Experience

Wall Street Mastermind provides 1-on-1 coaching to students who are trying to break into investment banking, helping you land the top 1% jobs on Wall Street that pay six-figures straight out of school. It’s led by Sam Shiah, a former investment banker (Morgan Stanley Tech) and private equity investor (GI Partners).

Not only have we maintained a 90%+ success rate over the years, we even offer a money back guarantee - meaning if you work with us and don’t get at least one investment banking offer, we will refund your entire investment in our program. 
Interested in learning more? 

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Episode 302: Answering Situational Questions

Wall Street Mastermind - by Sam Shiah

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