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nice informative video bro , thanks!

Please make a resume video. I usually watch those to learn of things to improve. And honestly, the sky's the limit. Congrats on joining Bloomberg.

Have you trained how to quickly build a good relation with the interviewer? Do you have some tricks or questions that always work well?

You should read the Man who solved the market. Very interesting and they talk about hiring questions

Nice video! Subbed right there.

Even though getting an interview cut short must be pretty jarring, I think it's actually polite if it's handled well and if it's clear from the very start that the candidate's not going to work out. You said he was blunt, but it sounds like he at least tried to cushion the blow a bit by saying he enjoyed getting to know you. Great vid though. This appears to be the only vid talking about any part of the interview process there

Can you share your resume?

Oh my god. This is first on internet. Thank you

And great thumbnail, awesome video and you sound very smart not dumb at all. Keep up the good work 👑

I was super happy to see this is one day ago, Im finish my undergrad in 2 months and I need to know where to next w.r.t what qualifications I should pursue. Any advice would be much appreciated. My undergrad is in investment management unfortunately not math or physics related 😢

Could you explain how the mail text from the RenTech guy was justified?

Your github link?

I love the no cuts and raw video!

hey tallula, great video! I was hoping I could see a video of you passing on your wisdom on how to land and pass an interview (go over your resume, how to get referrals, cover letters, how to get recruiters to reach out, any tips or tricks when applying), then how you prepare for different types of interviews and what resources you use or revisit for you interviews and just any specific tips you have for passing interviews so not just about a singular interview experience more of a guide on landing the role

Congrats, man! You’re the best. I’m sure you’ll succeed in becoming a quant developer at a trading firm one day!

Love how honest you are about your mistakes, we've all been there at some point! Another interview question you might see if you're interested is, if you do delete[] arr; how does the operator know how much memory to delete?

Have you did imo or ioi?

Good work man. I`m 22 and currently lost, i love coding/find it very interesting. Do you think i could land a job without education?

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enjoyable listen :)

dude how much money can a software developer as a fresher can get per year

im about to have one in November for NYC location haha. thanks

Another great video that gets the point across very simply. 👏 I think videos related to resumes would be useful to many people. It would be good if, based on your experience and the experience of your friends, you would explain each section of the resume and reveal small hacks if they exist (e.g. what kind of projects are great, how much does it mean to contribute to open-source projects, etc.). Also, I suggest that you show multiple versions of your resume and that for each version you show a list of the companies you applied to with that resume and that you show which position you applied for (internship or full-time) if it makes sense in your case.

I would absolutely love to see the resume video! and also what projects you did, leetcode, competitive programming, and stuff. EAGERLY WAITING. BTW, CONGRATULATIONS <3

What language did you use in the interview?

This lady is wild lol

I'd be interested in videos pertaining to any insights you have on the current state of financial system engineering (hardware/software)

My wife also complains that there are a lot of Romanian doctors in Switzerland! They're everywhere! They seem to be very pleasant people, fortunately.

I would like to see whatever you enjoy in this life man. I wanna see you happy.

could you tell us the timeline?

Omg congrats

Absolute Gigachad

Congrats! Was it an entry-level swe position?

Seeing your resume while applying to full time positions during your senior year aswell as applying to internships would be great. I’m a junior right now applying to places.

W congrats

Thanks for the video. Could you do a video on your background? Like your upbringing, education, career etc. I am curious to learn aobut how and what these software contracts are.

Congrats! This is definitely a combination of luck and enormous skills and experiences

it would be great if you share your resume ❤❤

congratulationsss brooo 🥳🥳

congratulations

Yes please the resume video would be fire

You cooked on that system design interview bro I would’ve folded 😭

Congratulations bro!!! You're an absolute admiration of a person.

Congrats man!! I recently got rejected from Google and AWS. But this is inspiring 🙌

Thank you for being real, I think I'm following your footstep so it's great to hear what to be cautious

What you said about quant firms having terrible WLB is NOT true. Jane Street, Citadel, Two Sigma, HRT, Optiver and so on all expect 45-50 hours a week. That's just a regular ass work week and have no expectation for you to be on call outside of work hours. I personally know a girl working in IB and she posts all the time on her story still working at the office at 3am, recently Goldman Sachs and BoA were in the news for "limiting" their hours to 80 hours a week for junior bankers, with some IBs known for requiring 100+ hours a week.

You‘ve contributed lots to the world with sharing this video. You’re clearly smart and ambitious and I also think your potential is better spent in something other than mindless money-making. Looking back on your life, you’ll be grateful for having that realisation at 24.

Go work for math academy, best learning tool from ex quants

Step 1: Have an insane connection in the space.

How does someone reach out to you?