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[url=/User%20Files/87/advice3.pdf]Attached File: advice3.pdf[/url]



 



ok added another section.
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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]
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yes, this one has a new section. thanks.
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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.
/Patrik
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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).
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