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= Breaking into Wallstreet = BiW Hello all, I've seen all the material in BiW through a friend, and while explained well, seems too basic to me. For WSP, I saw their demo videos and everything there looks very professional (formatting / instructors / presentation of material etc). I was wondering which one would you recommend from your experience?

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A little background on me. I am from the UK and have done a long term internship (9 months) at a VC and a at a boutique M&A house. Although these places have been very good in-terms of developing interpersonal skills etc, but as I have been involved with small companies, I haven't been able to experience hardcore modelling / understanding balance sheets etc in any of these roles.

I am taking up an offer in Audit with a Big4 this year but will keep applying alongside and I am afraid that given my background, the questions will be very technical. So which package would you guys recommend? I don't like any of them to be honest.: They do not explain users why they are doing this or that.

They have a bunch of screenshots just telling you to put this formula in or link this cell to that cell, but don't explain the concepts behind it. However, they've got some decent models and with some advanced topics on it. Essenziale Di Economia Mankiw Pdf Creator. But I would just recommend it to someone that already has the technical knowledge and just lacks some modeling practice. BIW: Way too basic in my opinion. Despite Brian's comments on adding new content, it is still well under its competitors. And he has said that for months, by the way. Yes, it does have more interaction than 's program, but for that I would recommend Wall St.

Training - they also teach using videos and with a strong focus on explaining the 'Why's', which is great! To sum up, I personally like Wall St. It is a bit pricey, but it is worth it! Lui: I don't like any of them to be honest.: They do not explain users why they are doing this or that.

They have a bunch of screenshots just telling you to put this formula in or link this cell to that cell, but don't explain the concepts behind it. However, they've got some decent models and with some advanced topics on it. But I would just recommend it to someone that already has the technical knowledge and just lacks some modeling practice. BIW: Way too basic in my opinion. Despite Brian's comments on adding new content, it is still well under its competitors. And he has said that for months, by the way.

Yes, it does have more interaction than 's program, but for that I would recommend Wall St. Training - they also teach using videos and with a strong focus on explaining the 'Why's', which is great! To sum up, I personally like Wall St. It is a bit pricey, but it is worth it! I don't know if this was before the advanced module, but I'm curios anyways. What exactly do you find too basic about it? I've only done the course there, but I found that to be pretty helpful already and even though it's not part of the actual course, I learnt a lot about when to use different functions in.

As for the very advanced stuff, I don't think you really need a video course to demonstrate it, as it becomes more about theory and understanding the thought behind things and how they work. No need for a practical demonstration, compared to something like basic accounting. I don't know what Wall St. Training is like, but I've been very happy with the course and Brian seems to respond to all comments on the site.

I guess it depends what you're looking for in a video course anyways, but if it's just a guy talking about advanced financial theory to a still screenshot of, I'd much rather read a book. Although I do think it would be appropriate to recommend books and other learning materials on financial theory. Lui: I don't like any of them to be honest.: They do not explain users why they are doing this or that. They have a bunch of screenshots just telling you to put this formula in or link this cell to that cell, but don't explain the concepts behind it.