How is the MID team in Morningstar?

How is the Managed Investment Data (MID) team in Morningstar? If given an opportunity to lead it as a Manager/Sr. Manager, should the offer be accepted?

intenseparrot

An Assistant Manager

As a Manager/Sr. Manager it could be a good opportunity for leadership experience

a data analyst

The MID team at Morningstar can be tough, leading it might mean a lot of work so I suggest you ki consider the balance before accepting

cerealkiller

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HNI Corporation

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