How do folks look for a new prop trading job?

If you left your prop firm to work at a new one, how did you approach that transition? Did you reach out to people cold? Did you use a headhunter? How long did looking for a job take? What was the interview process like? 

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there is a shortage of properly experienced talent.  if you have what they are looking for, it doesn't matter how you contact them...why do you think they have the online listing?

obviously, if you can email the manager directly, you will get an interview faster

just google it...you're welcome
 

i've getten interviews with Millenium, FirstNewYork, Exodus and a few others just by sending an email to the generic recruitment email address (you must introduce yourself in the email, why you are contacting them, why you would be a good fit, etc...)

just google it...you're welcome
 

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just google it...you're welcome

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