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> Ok, I studied algorithms, got rejected at the paper round. Now what? If you actually studied then play the odds? I.e apply to the dozens of other large tech
by whycombagator 6y ago
> Ok, I studied algorithms, got rejected at the paper round. Now what?
If you actually studied then play the odds? I.e apply to the dozens of other large tech companies that pay handsomely. Unless there's only Google in the Netherlands (assuming that's where you are based on the Dutch reference) or you already applied to dozens and got rejected at the paper round by all of them
- mettamage 6y agoOther than HFT firms, tech companies here don't pay handsomely, so you need to look for other European countries. I've tried Google and Facebook for years (not in NL they aren't that big here and want specialized people, not graduates). You're right, I only tried Optiver 18 months ago. I should try all the others. I'm not too interested in HFT but the technical challenge sounds fun.