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Mistakes to Mastery - Anonymous employee Valorem Advisors Employee Review

5.0
23 Feb 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

VA has been a crucial stepping stone in my career. The habits I developed there have helped me to now compete with some of the best talent in India. When I started in finance, I was inexperienced and immature, but during my two years at VA, I learned critical disciplines. The long hours, tough processes, and extensive research (balancing with multiple sectors) were challenging, but they truly shaped my work ethic. Though I made many mistakes early on, those experiences laid the foundation for my future roles, ultimately leading me to the strategy team at Zomato in just five years. At VA, I learned to be detail oriented and persistent. We were trained to double check our work before submitting it, and this discipline earned the trust of clients and superiors in my later roles. Looking back, the challenges at VA were invaluable as, it built my character, and ethics. There's no office politics/gossips as well. For young professionals eager to grow, VA is an excellent place to sharpen your skills, especially the Pre-mandate/Summary sheet exercises. At the time, I didn’t fully understand the lessons I was learning, but now I see it as having a tough coach. The key takeaway is that persistence and discipline will truly drive your career forward. As talented individuals, we can always find a 100 flaws in any place, but if you focus on just 1 good thing, over time, you'll look back and thank yourself! Trust me on this!

Cons

Stop being soft, and just have to prepare to unlearn and relearn

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1.0
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Pros

Hardly any apart from the fact that as a first time job you get good experience for 3-4 months, but before you jump to any conclusion please read to cons.

Cons

Micromanagement is an understatement if i could use the term Nano-management that would still not do justice to what level of nit-picking they do. as long as you do things their way you will be good but if you try to deviate even little bit you are doomed. The CEO has no job other than making peoples lives hell. the ego is so huge that no matter how educated the person is or even a high performing employee you will be thrashed. there is culture of team breaking, where everyone is told "no one is your friend, do you work dont talk to anyone". he says be grateful for one hour of lunch break that we give you. on one is allowed to eat in groups have tea/coffee in groups. Very honestly it feels like you are back in nursery. Professionalism only exists when its the CEO's turn to experience it otherwise forget that thing exists also

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