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Scott Galloway’s Investment Banking Roots: Discipline, Insight & Cost

<div class="section-block section-executivesummary”> Gist Scott Galloway spent two unhappy years in Morgan Stanley investment banking but considers it “great training” that built discipline and attention to detail. The intense, status-conscious corporate culture exposed his insecurity and misfit, leading him to conclude he lacked the skills and temperament for that environment. He argues your 20s should …

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How Early Misfit Roles Shape Your Career: Scott Galloway’s Lessons on Clarity & Growth

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Scott Galloway on Career Growth: Embracing Discomfort, Feedback & Resilience

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How Scott Galloway’s Tough Morgan Stanley Start Fueled His Drive to Entrepreneurship

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