Episode description

Jeffrey Hooke, a former investment banker and private equity executive, discusses his career trajectory, emphasizing the challenges and lessons learned in finance. He highlights the complexities of working in large organizations like Lehman Brothers, the differences in deal-making between developed and emerging markets, and insights from his time at the World Bank. Jeff stresses the importance of finding a stimulating job, being well-organized, and maintaining interest in one’s work for career success.

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