I have attended 3 years of PhD program in Finance (All But Dissertation). I am comfortable with maths and econometrics (more with it). I have studied theory of asset pricing, term structure, option pricing (both hull and Wilmott's The Mathematics of Financial Derivatives: A Student Introduction). I have reasonable knowledge of MATLAB and SAS. I also have masters in economics and finance. I come from a semi-ivy league school. I want a job in hedge fund industry. I have no experience in this industry. I have been looking for jobs with no success so far. Please suggest me:1) How to prepare for interviews?2) Where to look for jobs?3) Any headhunters?4) Or, any advice to kick off my career.Thanks,CD

Hi cooldonho,1) Mark Joshi's book about interviews. Paul and Dominic's guide.2) efinancialcareer. On this forum: "job board".3) Perhap's DCFC ...?4) Apply for programs in IB...Hope it helps.

>> I come from a semi-ivy league schoolsemi-ivy league is like "semi-topless".There's no such thing.Either it's ivy league (harvard, princeton, yale, brown, columbia, cornell, penn and dartmouth) or it ain't, and evidently in your case it ain't