QuoteOriginally posted by: CrashedMintQuoteOriginally posted by: riccardo24thanks for the comment.two pges are because i'm not able to write a cv. maybe this one is only the second time i write it because I have been in universities for research for all the time. I have to admit that I have to learn how to do it. I didn't have any problem to get my current job because was linked to a research project. I want to switch because the place doesn'have a name and if I stay here i'll be dead. 1 year is even too much but I had to do it at the time.*I can't get it clear in my head what he should be applying for.you got the point in saying my possible position is not clear to me and maybe really depends on who I meet and how he reads the CV. there are very different type of firms I see.correct, surely I know how to program both c++ and java. I use both at the moment. about programming one thing is to eng. the code the other is to write down fast code. both are not easy.my issue is that is not an easy classification if you stop reading after 10 lines...and maybe even at the end.today to be classified is very important... you wear a 12 or 14 size what if you're a 13. another one you got this collaboration filtering. good. what if i don't fit in one of your classification. I'm not a great deal for google advs.
ok I'm going too far aah .*his CV implies that he has done the "wrong" kind of mathsI don't think I know the wrong math I had formal training in stoch calculus in the math department and other things that begins with stoch.. (good memories)applied stochastic processes should be my correct label. but maybe I have a good bullet in my cv. you know Engle papers on hf econometrics?. I can use them like no brainer because they are in 1-d I used them in n-d. maybe this one is the gold point for me.I have some probability pubblication and some more eng. publications.my phd project was a mix and a stayed more on probability. cs is only a label aka to get the funds where they were... if you read cs you think either progr or machine learning. not my case even if i used c++ almost always and I even used ml and rep trees uring my job. I studied them I lack only a bit of practice but i do it.thaks for the advices really appreciated. an upgrade to my version 11.b. maybe I'm always upgrading. but I attended about 100 courses my problem begins to be the time...are you thinking about CQF for me? once i wanted to do it. I even talked briefly with wilmott, but at the end was too expensive for me. i think it is a good brand.Then I decided for another quant master. full-time I learnt a lot...good brand not the same brand anyway.now i really understand the importance of the brand and of networking.probably I'm good more for a quant night out. ok now let's write down a model for the oil extraction and tomorrow we'll be rich. why not to try ricci flow for the city traffic?do you think the Japan tsunami was sub-diffusive?imagine a person with a lot of different scientific interests. imagine no control on what you can attend and on for how much time and full access to the library at the 4th floor and 5 floors in the other place. for years. you understand better. I had to know a lot of things and now i know more than before. i hope somone can understand me.my best course ever was the one on relativity that's was really the best one. I would suggest anybody to attend it. ok I didn't get too far into tensors but enough. Of course i'm not an expert. but once I used to write shellcodes. no #!/bin/bash...assembly ones.. %s vulnerability..that's part of the elite ones.ctors dtors..glibc pointers...I find out that if you understand math and prob and you have patience you can switch to different fields.CrashedMint I can understand you
but it's ok. you know... unless you wear like a bunny and not only wear like it... I think for me is a matter of time to be ready for the interview and find the right place better if in months and not 1 year or more. but to be ready is the point and it is better to know what it is right for you. I want to apply in the trading field. but even in that field there are different positions. I have some experience with tick/full depth data.hf is closed to astrophysic phds?I have a question. someone knows how the internal behaviour in a recruitment house. I mean there are different guys, if you write to one of them, does he pass the CV to one of his collegues in case? how does it work? *I assume your formal education didn't include this end of probability, so you need to learn it, it will show that you can gain that sort of skill and that you are committed to this line of work.If you can't or won't it sends a strong signal.that's really interesting. you think/know self study is still appreciated to get a real job. even writing it on the CV?I mean to what extent?Maybe it's not about the cv, but you have a general tendency to bloat things? Just look at this reply: It's like a full page. Check out the cv/resume of the guy Apple just bought:
http://bill.stasior.com/ He was a major exec at amazon and he needs 1.5 pages. You're a beginner. Why would you need 2?To be fair this other dude doesn't need to convince anyone he's good, he just writes proficient in C++ and you kinda believe he's really into boost, threads and stuff like that.
