Getting into Harvard and Yale is way easier than securing a Blackstone analyst position
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If you always thought that getting to study at This news was recently published in The Economic Times wherein it was mentioned that the New York based premier investment and advisory firm had received more than 15,000 applications for 100 analyst positions last week and the acceptance rate was less than 0.7% amongst the applications.
“It’s six times harder to get a job as an analyst at Blackstone than getting into Harvard, Yale or Stanford,” the 68-year-old billionaire told the Bloomberg.
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Blackstone, with $310 billion in assets under management, is the world’s biggest alternative investment firm. With private equity,
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