How legendary venture firm Insight Partners hires—and trains—its next generation of investors to expand its $90 billion warchest

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Landing a spot in Insight’s coveted summer analyst class is more competitive than Harvard.

Insight began to experiment with the idea around 2001, launching its first summer analyst program two years later.

Hinkle said that anyone hired as a summer analyst, or intern, has a seat available after they graduate, though Insight will typically supplement with a few full-time hires.

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Author / Journalist: Leo Schwartz

Category: EconomyBusiness

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