Its that time of the year and this year will be our best yet. BP, Shell, Glencore, Mercruia and the firm that starts with a V will be there along with many more
Hope you can make it!!!
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I'll definitely be there and I'm looking forward to it! I've got a couple specific questions for you but I can't send PMs yet. Any way you could send me one?
Is rodeo metaphorical or are there actually bulls to ride?
Strictly mechanical.
[email protected] is my direct email
Got everything cleared up, but thanks for the reply.
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I know you said it's not career fair, but I have a few questions about networking at this event: What is the "Company Presentation: Eric Lewis, College Job Boot Camp" going to involve? Should you have resumes on hand just in case? Will any firms be taking them? I imagine the people attending will be mostly college students and recent graduates. For recent graduates (who are obviously looking for an entry level job) how would you recommend approaching this event?
I applied to the entry level rotational programs for most of these firms and didn't even get an interview with them so I'm a little pessimistic right now about how much it would help. I've been applying to every trading and relevant position (ie: risk, scheduling) I can find, some interviews, but no offers right now. I had a couple of final round interviews, but I choked. I'm losing the fight so to speak and I'm about ready to say f*** all of this and try out being a professional poker player where I won't need anybody to "give me a break" so to speak and it's a complete meritocracy.
mastertrader89 - does not sound like the Energy Rodeo will be of any help for you. Sounds like you want to be in the market and doing everything you can to get in. Keep applying and if you want some interview advice - PM me
Monty, thanks for your help and honesty. I missed early recruitment for a lot of places, because I was going to do a MFE at UCLA and decided against it in October, because I became sick of school, didn't want to spend $80k, and I honestly felt that my coding wasn't strong enough to where I could be at the top of the class. I'll give it another month or two before I give up the dream, because I know most places have already filled their entry level roles. Although I'm interested in all types of trading, Houston energy trading interests me the most. I'm thinking energy derivatives long term, but I can't be picky at this point, just have to get my foot in the door. I'm going to contact some headhunters before I give up the fight. Good luck with your event monty!
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I have six clients that use me to hire college grads
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