Wednesday,  June  3,  2015  at  3:54:55  PM  Eastern  Daylight  Time     From:  Kwan,  Justin:  Banking  (NYK)   Sent:  Tuesday,  June  02,  2015  11:16   Subject:  Welcome  to  the  Jungle     Incoming  Intern  Class  of  2015,     Welcome  to  Power!    I  am  sure  you  are  all  busy  at  training,  but  in  the  interest  of  helping  your  transition  into   the  summer,  and  hopefully  helping  some  of  you  secure  Full-­‐Time  offers,  I  wanted  to  introduce  you  to  the   10  Power  Commandments.    Respect  them,  love  them,  live  them.  You  may  have  heard  different  stories   about  Barclays  Power  -­‐  go  on  WSO  and  you'll  see  us  called  the  "frattiest  group",  "top  Power  group  on  the   street",  or  the  group  with  the  "best  PE  placement"  -­‐  needless  to  say  we  are  a  unique  group  at  Barclays.  And   with  that  come  unique  rules.   For  9  weeks  you  will  live  and  die  by  these:     1.              Our  group  dresses  very  conservatively.  Given  that  it  is   summer,  no  socks  is  accepted  and,  in  fact,  encouraged.  (Men:  On  your  first  day  at  the  desk,  it  is  customary   to  wear  a  bowtie  and/or  suspenders).     2.              Remember:  this  is  a  summer  internship  for  a  full-­‐time  offer.   It  won't  be  easy.  If  you  can't  handle  the  heat,  get  out  of  the  kitchen.     3.              We  expect  you  to  be  the  last  ones  to  leave  every  night...no   matter  what.    That's  what  good  summer  analysts  do.  (Also  getting  in  earlier  than  me  would  be  a  power   move  -­‐  You  should  enjoy  your  casual  9:15AM  PT  arrival  time  this  Friday,  but  I  wouldn't  get  used  to  it).     4.              During  your  first  few  weeks  we  ask  that  you  direct  all  of   your  questions  to  Michael  Lomio.  Tell  the  other  summers  too,  Michael  is  industry  agnostic.  If  you  ask  me  a   question  it  will  be  noted.     5.              Never  take  your  jacket  off  at  work.  This  is  investment   banking,  ladies  and  gentlemen.  Other  groups  may  be  more  liberal  when  it  comes  to  summer  dress  code,   unfortunately  were  not     6.              You  will  be  assigned  junior  "mentors".  It  is  much  appreciated   if  you  would  bring  breakfast  in  for  your  respective  "mentor."  Some  people  are  more  particular  about  this   than  others.     7.              I  recommend  bringing  a  pillow  to  the  office  (yoga  mat  works   as  well).  It  makes  sleeping  under  your  desk  alot  more  comfortable,  in  the  very  likely  scenario  that  you  have   to  do  that.     8.              You  are  expected  to  allocate  at  least  half  your  seamless  web   order  for  group  appetizers/snacks  for  the  month  of  June.  No  questions  asked.  Once  the  2nd  years  leave,   you  can  enjoy  your  $25  allocations.     9.              Have  a  spare  tie/scarf  or  two  around.  You  never  know  when   your  associate  will  run  out  of  napkins.     10.        When  you  need  to  leave  your  desk  there  will  be  a  sign  out  sheet   outside  your  cubes.  Please  fill  it  out  including  where  you  went  and  for  how  long.  This  is  important  come  the   end  of  your  internship.     I  hope  it  is  clear  from  the  rules  above  that  the  internship  really  is  a  9-­‐week  commitment  at  the  desk.  You   are  here  with  the  sole  goal  to  impress  the  group  enough  to  receive  a  FT  offer.  During  my  summer  in  the   group  an  intern  asked  our  staffer  for  a  weekend  off  for  a  family  reunion  -­‐  he  was  told  he  could  go.  He  was   also  asked  to  hand  in  his  blackberry  and  pack  up  his  desk.     Some  of  you  have  asked  for  training  materials  to  study  up  on  before  you  start.  Love  the  enthusiasm.  First,  I   would  recommend  reading  the  GS  Elevator  twitter  feed  for  some  social  cues.  It  might  be  seen  as  a  joke  to   some  people,  but  around  here  I  think  many  people  find  it  insightful.  Below  is  a  link  to  a  great  read  for  any   dress  questions.     Dress  Rules:     http://www.businessinsider.com/how-­‐to-­‐dress-­‐the-­‐part-­‐on-­‐wall-­‐street-­‐2013-­‐8         Second,  I  have  attached  a  fairly  simple  LBO  for  Staples.  Understand  this  will  be  a  bit  tough  for  some  of  you   without  a  Finance  /  UG  business  degree,  but  we  believe  in  you.  There's  a  reason  each  of  you  was  picked  for   the  group.  We  expect  you  to  give  this  your  best  shot  and  send  us  a  completed  LBO  model  with  a  short  write   up  by  Friday  end  of  day.  None  of  you  will  have  this  100%  correct,  that's  expected.  We  also  still  expect  you   to  complete  a  significant  portion  of  it.         Welcome  to  the  big  leagues,  boys  and  girls.    Play  time  is  over  and  it's  time  to  buckle  up.  Once  you  hit  the   desk,  your  lives  will  be  your  work  for  9  weeks.  Please  respond  promptly  to  acknowledge  you've  received   this  e-­‐mail  (anytime  in  the  next  half  hour  would  be  fine)  and  to  confirm  that  you  are  onboard  for  the   summer.  We  know  you  have  access  to  e-­‐mail,  so  there's  no  way  to  avoid  this.  If  I  remember  correctly,  you   are  probably  doing  training  with  Sean  Clovey  from  IT,  or  Market  Mark  from  TTS.     Other  than  that,  I  look  forward  to  meeting  you  all,  and  I  hope  you're  excited  to  join  the  group!  We  sure  are   looking  forward  to  having  you  here!     Yours  Truly,     Justin         P.S.  There  are  a  number  of  typos  in  place  in  the  email  above.  These  are  on  purpose.  First  person  to  email   me  back  with  at  least  3  highlighted  typos  is  off  to  a  GREAT  start!