by John Rolfe, Peter Troob
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Meet John and Peter, two young business school graduates about to become frustrated foot soldiers for the world of high finance. 20 hour days, inflated salaries, senseless prospects, outlandish characters and strip club lap dances make escaping with their sanity sound like the best deal of all.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
 Supremely Funny, 2008-08-24
This is a serious book that just happens to be supremely funny.
Highly recommended.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
"Monkey Business" review, 2008-08-24
very funny, vivid and true to life description of the life of an associate in the investment company, highly recommended for those who work in investment banking and allied industries, you won't regret spending some time on reading this book!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
 Great Read For Aspiring Investment Bankers, 2008-08-10
For those interested in investment banking, this is a good book to read. It gives an in depth(and very personal view)of investment banking on Wall Street. Very witty, satirical and critical.
Positives: Very informative, insightful. Book is hard to put down. Negatives: Some parts are long-winded. Authors so obviously despise Wall Street that their negative accounts of W.S. lose credibility
Overall, the book is a great read for those interested in I.B.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
five stars for honesty, 2008-05-30
Out there is an army of white males taking or preparing for the LSAT, GMAT, GRE and applying to law schools and business schools. This is not exactly the road less travelled, but neither was the road to Rome, right?
I could really relate to this book. OK it's fairly shabbily written - reads like it was put together over a couple of all-nighters - but, especially the stuff on office bishop bashing, it is honest in a way that is sometimes startling. Pick your poison - this is how it is.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Funny and truthful, 2008-05-28
Gives rather cynical, but realistic and funny inside view to the actual work in the great corporate finance houses.
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