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It's just an associate role, basically being the first line of defense against people wasting the firm's time. I suspect many firms call them "partners" these
by BadassFractal 9y ago
It's just an associate role, basically being the first line of defense against people wasting the firm's time.
I suspect many firms call them "partners" these cays to prevent companies from not going to meetings once they realize they're only being put in front of an associate with no actual decision making power.
- alexasmyths 9y agoI agree with your logic, much like a lot of private wealth managers being 'VPs'. But still, there are actually 'Associates' there :) Partner usually not until a few years and maybe an MBA.