List of reputable recruiters for quants
As the title states, anyone has a decent list of recruiters (that are usually on retained searches) that help place Quant analyst and Quant PMs in HFs.
Mar 23, 2021Mar 23, 2021
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Comments (6)
If you are recruiting for PM positions at platforms, go directly to the Bizdev team at the MM. Don't waste your time with recruiters
Agreed, but given the question I am skeptical that the OP is looking for a PM role.
For analyst recruiting I have found that a good recruiter can make a world of difference, but also the majority of recruiters are not trustworthy. My advice is to get a recruiter via a referral from a trusted colleague or friend. I don't think the firm matters so so much, but the biggest ones include Selby Jennings and Options Group.
Is this a joke? Selby Jennings is a bucket shop. Never have any opportunities, hit you up on mandates all the time, if you're ever bite they just try to ply you for intel on who's hiring. They are less than useless. Especially their Phaidon offshoot, which is even worse. I had the "head of recruiting" there call me, pretend to be her own assistant, put her (herself) on the phone as if it's POTUS calling me... it was so bizarre.
I have not had a good experience with Selby Jennings, my advice is to find a recruiter through a trusted friend/associate. But they are a huge firm and if you don't have anyone that can intro you to a good recruiter I would say they're better than nothing. They do have some PM mandates.
If possible I would apply directly or use my network. I always found recruiters absolutely useless and even detrimental to my chances
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