Investment banking isn't consistently 80 - 90 hour weeks. It's a job with a lot of ebbs and flows (like any other job) and it's important to understand both sides of the spectrum in order to manage expectations. On a "good day," you'll have a lot of downtime and realistically only work for a couple of hours, and on a "bad day," you'll be rushing around, juggling multiple projects, and getting very little sleep. The job typically has a bit of both, with most days falling somewhere in between. Periods of "good days" or "bad days" can last anywhere from just one day to a few weeks at a time - it largely depends on deal flow at the time.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:19 Morning of a "Good Day"
2:02 Morning of a "Bad Day"
4:35 What is a Bake-off?
5:00 What is a Live Deal?
5:14 Afternoon of a "Good Day"
5:41 What is a Marketing Book?
6:21 Afternoon of a "Bad Day"
8:20 Night of a "Good Day"
9:27 Night of a "Bad Day"
10:35 How Often "Good Days" and "Bad Days" Occur
10:51 Patreon & Conclusion
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