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ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile for Pro, Enterprise, and Edu, with Plus and Business rolling out over the next few days. In the ChatGPT desktop app, Chat, Work, and Codex are available on every plan, including Free, and is available globally to download on Windows and Mac. @chatgpt #chatgpt_partner
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ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile for Pro, Enterprise, and Edu, with Plus and Business rolling out over the next few days. In the ChatGPT desktop app, Chat, Work, and Codex are available on every plan, including Free, and is available globally to download on Windows and Mac. @chatgpt #chatgpt_partner
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My Go To Excel Shortcuts: 1. Ctrl + Alt + V: The objectively better version of Ctrl + V, instead of pasting everything you can select what you want to paste (formulas, values, formats, column widths, etc) 2. Ctrl + Space: Select a whole column 3. Ctrl + Shift: Select a whole row 4. Alt + H + O + H: Adjust the height of a row 5. Alt + H + O + W: Adjust the width of a column 6. F12: Save a file 7. Ctrl + Shift + Arrow: Select cells with content 8. Ctrl + Arrow: Select last populated cell 9. Alt + = + = Sum everything above your selection 10. Ctrl + Home: Return to the top left cell 11. Ctrl + Pg. Up/Down: Move up or down a tab 12. Alt + H + C + P: Screenshot selected cells 13. Alt + I + C: Insert a column 14. Alt + I + R: Insert a row 15. Ctrl + ~ view everything as a formula 16. Ctrl + X: Copy and remove selection Follow For More!
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My Go To Excel Shortcuts: 1. Ctrl + Alt + V: The objectively better version of Ctrl + V, instead of pasting everything you can select what you want to paste (formulas, values, formats, column widths, etc) 2. Ctrl + Space: Select a whole column 3. Ctrl + Shift: Select a whole row 4. Alt + H + O + H: Adjust the height of a row 5. Alt + H + O + W: Adjust the width of a column 6. F12: Save a file 7. Ctrl + Shift + Arrow: Select cells with content 8. Ctrl + Arrow: Select last populated cell 9. Alt + = + = Sum everything above your selection 10. Ctrl + Home: Return to the top left cell 11. Ctrl + Pg. Up/Down: Move up or down a tab 12. Alt + H + C + P: Screenshot selected cells 13. Alt + I + C: Insert a column 14. Alt + I + R: Insert a row 15. Ctrl + ~ view everything as a formula 16. Ctrl + X: Copy and remove selection Follow For More!
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1. Facial hair is typical frowned upon for analysts and associates, multiple times throughout my career i got called out for having “scruff” or not being clean shaven 2. Analysts and Associates should not be wearing Rolex, Patek, AP, etc. - it looks like you have something to prove wearing a car on your wrist or worse, you’re one upping the seniors 3. Navy and grey suits are the only acceptable color. Patterns are ok, but nothing too flashy - avoid beige, charcoal, or anything with an overly elaborate pattern 4. The office clears out in order of seniority, MD’s followed by Director’s then VP’s - and eventually Associates and Analysts 5. MBA Associates are viewed as less competent to their Analyst -> Associate direct promotes until they prove themselves capable
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1. Facial hair is typical frowned upon for analysts and associates, multiple times throughout my career i got called out for having “scruff” or not being clean shaven 2. Analysts and Associates should not be wearing Rolex, Patek, AP, etc. - it looks like you have something to prove wearing a car on your wrist or worse, you’re one upping the seniors 3. Navy and grey suits are the only acceptable color. Patterns are ok, but nothing too flashy - avoid beige, charcoal, or anything with an overly elaborate pattern 4. The office clears out in order of seniority, MD’s followed by Director’s then VP’s - and eventually Associates and Analysts 5. MBA Associates are viewed as less competent to their Analyst -> Associate direct promotes until they prove themselves capable
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Where I Went To Teach Myself About Finance 1. Investopedia: As the name implies, this is like wikipedia but with a finance focus. It’s great for understanding general concepts, so if you’re ever stuck on a concept that you’re studying either for interviews, coursework, etc. this is a great resource to learn concepts in an easy to understand way. It’s not going to have crazy depth, but this should help you simplify things if you’re stuck. 2. Mergers & Inquisitions: Great resource to prepare in a weekend for a finance interview. Good combination of behavioral and technical questions to study. More of a memorization exercise than actually helping learn concepts. 3. Peak Frameworks: This is mostly focused around technicals and modeling - the guy who teaches a lot of it is an absolute unit. It will be hugely beneficial to understand technically what’s going on once you’re on the job or if you are doing case studies as part of PE recruiting 4. WSO: Wall Street Oasis (“WSO”) is an online forum for discussing finance (private equity, etc). It’s a nice resource to learn about qualitative things within the industry (culture, work/life balance, etc) but take everything you read with a grain of salt. It’s anonymous and the internet so it can be hit or miss with some really helpful and insightful information, but can also be useless garbage (so be careful!) Follow for more!!! I would appreciate it :)
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Where I Went To Teach Myself About Finance 1. Investopedia: As the name implies, this is like wikipedia but with a finance focus. It’s great for understanding general concepts, so if you’re ever stuck on a concept that you’re studying either for interviews, coursework, etc. this is a great resource to learn concepts in an easy to understand way. It’s not going to have crazy depth, but this should help you simplify things if you’re stuck. 2. Mergers & Inquisitions: Great resource to prepare in a weekend for a finance interview. Good combination of behavioral and technical questions to study. More of a memorization exercise than actually helping learn concepts. 3. Peak Frameworks: This is mostly focused around technicals and modeling - the guy who teaches a lot of it is an absolute unit. It will be hugely beneficial to understand technically what’s going on once you’re on the job or if you are doing case studies as part of PE recruiting 4. WSO: Wall Street Oasis (“WSO”) is an online forum for discussing finance (private equity, etc). It’s a nice resource to learn about qualitative things within the industry (culture, work/life balance, etc) but take everything you read with a grain of salt. It’s anonymous and the internet so it can be hit or miss with some really helpful and insightful information, but can also be useless garbage (so be careful!) Follow for more!!! I would appreciate it :)
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It’s pronounced “Fee-nánce”
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It’s pronounced “Fee-nánce”
Things that were normalized on Wall Street * No one takes a vacation… almost ever. Your first year, managers will deny almost every request you make to take even a week off and generally after your first year, you get 1 full week (5 business days) off during the summer, and a handful of long weekends. There’s also an order to it - where multiple people can’t take the same week off and more senior people pick their vacations first… so you basically get whatever is left over * Getting out before midnight is considered “early”. I knew it was going to be a rough ride when talking to one of the VPs I said I had been leaving at 2-3am every night that week… and their response was ok i’ll try to aim to let you get out by midnight a few nights… WHAT * Forget the freshman 15, I gained 20+ pounds my first year on the job mostly as a function of rarely exercising, not sleeping, not getting my steps in, and eating almost every meal at my desk.. fun! * The vest memes are accurate, almost everyone at least owns a vest and most wear one at least on a weekly basis. One of my good friends used to refer to his vest as his suit of armor 😂 Follow for more!!!
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Things that were normalized on Wall Street * No one takes a vacation… almost ever. Your first year, managers will deny almost every request you make to take even a week off and generally after your first year, you get 1 full week (5 business days) off during the summer, and a handful of long weekends. There’s also an order to it - where multiple people can’t take the same week off and more senior people pick their vacations first… so you basically get whatever is left over * Getting out before midnight is considered “early”. I knew it was going to be a rough ride when talking to one of the VPs I said I had been leaving at 2-3am every night that week… and their response was ok i’ll try to aim to let you get out by midnight a few nights… WHAT * Forget the freshman 15, I gained 20+ pounds my first year on the job mostly as a function of rarely exercising, not sleeping, not getting my steps in, and eating almost every meal at my desk.. fun! * The vest memes are accurate, almost everyone at least owns a vest and most wear one at least on a weekly basis. One of my good friends used to refer to his vest as his suit of armor 😂 Follow for more!!!
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Jonathan Tristan (@your_finance_brother) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Jonathan Tristan (@your_finance_brother) has 434K Instagram followers with a 1.74% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 1.24K posts, Jonathan Tristan received 5.81M total likes and 289M impressions, averaging 4.70K likes per post. This page tracks Jonathan Tristan's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @your_finance_brother against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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Jonathan Tristan (@your_finance_brother) has 434K Instagram followers as of November 2026.
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Jonathan Tristan's Instagram engagement rate is 1.74% over the last 12 months, based on 1.24K posts.
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Jonathan Tristan received 5.81M total likes across 1.24K posts in the last 12 months, averaging 4.70K likes per post.
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