Direct applications vs. University Careers Fair
So I check my old university careers fair, because a (prop firm) company I was looking for is pitching a stand there.
Price to get in, £400. And there's only one relevant company there for me.
Does that kind of introduction make such a huge difference? Am I likely to get autodinged if I just apply directly?
All tickets are gone for the fair, sadly, but it seems a crazy investment, but if it makes a huge difference, it might be worth it.
Anyone experienced either side of the coin?
I was pitching a stand myself, until I read the £400 part.
LMFAO
trazer, is this an algo or discretionary prop firm? If it's schneider, don't bother.
its one of the ones that is frequently listed among the best of the best on these forums.
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