studying at work? start, reading, studying

grharmeyer

Wondering if anyone is able to get some studying done at work? How are you doing this? I have some opportunities but obviously can't bust out the CFAI book and start reading.

benbenxiong

Too lazy. I study at home and that's it.

profil

investopedia.com has a whole studyguide for each level

OmarAdnan

the photocopy is not a bad idea, but you would need to constantly make copies....

the investopedia idea sounds cool - I only see a study guide for level 1 though? Are you able to find level 2?

ninja1024

Ebooks and QBank are the most discrete ways to study at work.

RE: difficulties of photocopying, it's easier to just take the textbooks to a printing store and have them rip off the spine. Then, you can take just the relevant pages to work in a binder. Apparently, this method is popular among law students who have very heavy text books.

spreads

^ hey that's not bad. ripping off the spine. how much would they charge for that I wonder?

SFoyil

the CFAI books are not hardcovers....

SpyAli

where do you get the pdfs?

SeanWest

I used analyst notes at work. Nobody could tell that I was actually studying. The notes were pretty good for L1, but don't look as great for L2...

chaojimali

I use analyst notes at work as well, they're pretty good



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