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ok added another section.
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Quant Job Interview Questions and Answers now available on lulu and createspace: www.markjoshi.com
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MJ: this looks like the same as the one earlier today...at least the section count and ordering is the same.
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ok try again....
[url=/User%20Files/87/advice4.pdf]Attached File: advice4.pdf[/url]
[url=/User%20Files/87/advice4.pdf]Attached File: advice4.pdf[/url]
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yes, this one has a new section. thanks.
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Jurassic
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sorry to dig this up but why is there predujice against applied maths and physics graduates for quant positions? I dont totally understand the problem with pure maths graduates either
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not against, towards. e.g. favour people more likely to have some hands on experience juggling data, programming, etc.
obviously a broad brush statement, there'll be more theoretical people that have done a lot of hands-on work, and many more applied people with no interesting skills on that side.
obviously a broad brush statement, there'll be more theoretical people that have done a lot of hands-on work, and many more applied people with no interesting skills on that side.
/Patrik
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Jurassic
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Ah sorry I misread.
Still dont fully understand whats wrong with pure maths. I dont think many people will walk out of any physics or applied math programmes and have any ability in coding (one module in java doesnt count).
Still dont fully understand whats wrong with pure maths. I dont think many people will walk out of any physics or applied math programmes and have any ability in coding (one module in java doesnt count).