I will not explicitly confirm, but you can read between the lines. I decided to interview as trader because I could always be SWE at any tech firm. At a finance firm, I would be more interested in coming up with trading algorithms rather than creating the trading infrastructure. I've always had that interest in finance as well.
I also remember when you were teaching me physics in college and went "Think about it, its logic" and I also aced that test. Very good teach would recommend
This was a very interesting! The linearity of expected values 'theory' seemed somewhat intuitive to me, but also it seems like it's hard to prove. I'm really curious as to the other interview questions they asked (or where you can go to find more of these)
Jane Street? Why would you interview as a trader instead of SWE there?
I will not explicitly confirm, but you can read between the lines. I decided to interview as trader because I could always be SWE at any tech firm. At a finance firm, I would be more interested in coming up with trading algorithms rather than creating the trading infrastructure. I've always had that interest in finance as well.
You should do more interviewing and teaching content!
I remember when you tried to teach me logs back in middle school and you just gave up and went SWOOP! I aced that test btw
I also remember when you were teaching me physics in college and went "Think about it, its logic" and I also aced that test. Very good teach would recommend
This was a very interesting! The linearity of expected values 'theory' seemed somewhat intuitive to me, but also it seems like it's hard to prove. I'm really curious as to the other interview questions they asked (or where you can go to find more of these)
Thanks