offer dilemma-HELP!
Hi all,
the basic dilemma is this:
FX Derivatives at BB Execution Trading at very large hedge fund (name VERY prolific)
Your thoughts? I am completely stuck.
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What's the comp?
fund offering 115k. bb offering 70k plus bonus. not sure how this evolves over time.
Well where do you want to end up? What's your dream?
money is most important
Then didn't you just answer your own question?
well, which pays more over time?
I know this isn't going to be the answer you're looking for, but those two positions are very different in reality. Do which one you think you'd be better at and that you're more suited for, and you will most likely be more successful and make more in the long run.
Agree completely
I would go FX derivatives. I interviewed at Bridgewater for an execution role and was completely turned off with the lack of decision making/input into the trading process. I remember asking a question about current market conditions/liquidity/volume etc and how it impacted a specific trading strategy, and the head trader responded "I don't work in research, I wouldn't know that." Although you will have a great brand name on your resume, I personally found it extremely discouraging to know that my job would consist of trading based on a set of instructions and having 0 input on the investment decision. I'm not knocking an execution role, and it may be for you, however it wasn't for me.
Have you tried reaching out to alumni etc regarding the transition from an execution role to an idea generating role? That would be my biggest concern, although your firm may be completely different from my limited experience.
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