Who is hiring?
I wonder in this type of market, which prop trading firms / hedge funds / S&T division of banks are looking for full-time traders graduating in summer 2009. Tried a couple in the fall (i.e.: DE Shaw, Jane Street Capital), but was told they weren't hiring. Appreciate any tips on this.
might be tough to get a job if you don't know basic grammar. its who IS hiring and the answer is nobody.
iambateman, you really act just like the character. But I was thinking the same thing, tempted to not even click on the post due to poor grammar. And for summers, I would say they are still hiring, just about 1/3 of what it was last year though.
I think McDonald's are highering.
You effen made my night/early morning with that!
I know Wolverine is, though I dunno if they still are accepting applications
Just because there was a grammar mistake in the title, it doesn't mean you need to post useless responses. The purpose of the forum is to provide constructive comments relating to trading. It's not to make fun of people's mistakes. It's not like you haven't made a grammar mistake before.
Revsly, thanks for your useful advice!
We may all have made grammar mistakes before, but it's hard to make a grammar mistake as basic as "Who are hiring?"
Actually in the UK people refer to collective entities such as investment banks and trading companies as plural rather than singular. Visit some British forums and you will see this type of grammar used pretty regularly.
So it may just be cultural differences rather than complete idiocy on the part of the original poster.
pretty sure this dude isnt british
nauru, I was just going to ask if the OP was British, because you're right, Brits do speak with this type of grammar. When I was in London is was so frustrating to her people saying things like "Barclays are doing this deal" or "Goldman are cutting jobs".......
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