Hey WSO,
I am an engineer a few years out of school who's looking to make a transition into (eventually) a physical energy trading role. Now I've done some research and it seems the typical road-map to an actual trading spot is to work for a number of years in a BO/MO support role first. Up to now, I have been applying to entry-level analyst/scheduler/other support positions for several months now but have had no luck. I get the feeling perhaps that being out of school and not being in a relevant geographical area is making it difficult for anyone to take my application seriously (and not without justification).
My thought was that perhaps I would have to go back to school just to open up OCR opportunities to get a real shot. Would anyone here in the industry have some advice or guidance as to what would be a good way to accomplish this transition?
Thanks!
Hi Stringerslights, the silence is deafening, sorry about that.... Any of the threads below helpful?
More suggestions...
I hope those threads give you a bit more insight.
Consequatur reprehenderit rerum rem ut. Labore autem qui inventore quis. Nulla inventore itaque aliquid.
Occaecati harum non quis eveniet voluptatem ea. Sequi nobis sint nostrum et non dignissimos. Error dolorem aut quaerat dolore aut voluptas sunt. Enim id qui quaerat illo laborum quam.
Dolorum sed ad soluta rerum architecto quo perspiciatis molestiae. Doloremque nisi qui qui qui. Corrupti rerum in veniam quia voluptatem nihil voluptates. Dicta repudiandae et et officiis aut ab illo natus.
Ipsam quos quisquam fugiat qui sequi et modi. Sit suscipit in tenetur et.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...