[AmyOliver]

I am looking to get a position as an analyst at an IB.
I have an econ degree from a top 15 university and a year's worth of experience as an analyst for a solar development firm.
I am way behind the ball in my search and I know I have missed most if not all of the opportunities to get in with a first year analyst class. So I want to known what you all think my chances are of getting picked up as a lateral hire and if you have any suggestions about banks that would give me "credit" for my solar experience.

[McCullough484]

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