@firmscope.co: Three names a day off a hand-verified map of all London boutique firms, the firms most worth emailing are the ones nobody's heard of. FirmScope maps 25,000+ verified boutique firms across London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai (and more) in six verticals, with filters, contacts, saved lists, templates, and automatic outreach tracking. Ep. 32. #london #internship #financestudent #boutiquefirms #careertok

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