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<t>First question I always ask every candidate: Are you thinking of switching because of those fuc*** up huxley ads? Remember that finance job markets are much more volatile than electronics or telecom. You just might be better off in your own field. Quant finance will tank big time whenever the mar...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: DCFCI would also like to endorse xdlyn's idea of tutoring in mats, it is pretty much a perfect solution to the language issue for anyone is not native.Tutoring means you have to speak English well to people who by definition don't quite understand the topic.The easiest ...

QuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperI thought this was going to be one of those pyramid scamsditto on that one.

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: LoveTradingOdusseus, DCFC & samyonez, thanks for responding to my thread. Seriously I'm lost about my career path. I'm 26 this year. Just graduated last yr. didnt like my first job and quit. I'm not a silicon valley guy. My programming skills are just basic though i...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: oxygenoxyHi all, I've been reading this board for quite some time, and have gained quite a lot of knowledge. I'm a Singaporean with a bachelor in computing, and have a Masters in Financial Engineering from NUS. I've tried finding quant jobs in the typical local banks an...

QuoteOriginally posted by: Tadragh1QuoteOriginally posted by: tontonkumHalf the quant community is frenchHmmm???89.75% of all facts are made up.

<r>QuoteOriginally posted by: rishikuHi Paparcut,On a lighter note, maybe you should consider interviewing candidates from good universities in India and China <E>:-)</E>. You wont feel so dejected after the interviews <E>:-)</E>.The quality of students from India and China falls very rapidly if we ...

QuoteOriginally posted by: Disptra I think it is Hindu.You mean hindi, and with a high probability you are wrong. There are at least 15 different linguistic groups in India, and english is the only unifying language.

<r>QuoteOriginally posted by: humtumiitQuoteOriginally posted by: jackdanielsQuoteOriginally posted by: humtumiitThanks for your suggestions. Your comments are very important to me because it refers me to check where I stands to get quant job and do more work. Again thanks for your suggestions. Its ...

<r>QuoteOriginally posted by: humtumiitThanks for your suggestions. Your comments are very important to me because it refers me to check where I stands to get quant job and do more work. Again thanks for your suggestions. Its a dynamic job because it totally depends on the market mood, changes drama...

<t>Seriously, how do you know it is a "dynamic" job. How many quants/traders do you know first hand? Have you ever seen real trading? Or does your passion arise from the Huxley ads? I was just stating the obvious. If you are really serious, bite the bullet and enroll in an MFE program. It might be w...

<t>First, I assume you are not in the UK. That eliminates most opportunities in one sweep. Then you do not have a work-permit/HSMP. Your chances are already negligible. Even after that, suppose that you get an interview. Why should a company pay for your air-fare to the UK? Would you be willing to s...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: Bulluson1: How many people did they have to beat to start at the university ?The difficuties for entering University is quite different in different province. Normally, the student originally from Beijing and Shanghai are much easy to get in the top university. Dont rea...

QuoteOriginally posted by: DCFCThis is the point at which I should point out the British Highly Skilled Migrant Programme makes no distinction on race, and has no quotas.Some people might like to point that out as the reason why you get evil docs.