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Investment banks and trading shops are always looking for new grads for C++.
by jonwalch 6y ago
Investment banks and trading shops are always looking for new grads for C++.
- wojtczyk 6y agoAgreed. Also, robotics & controls
- dgfitz 6y agoI can vouch for that.
- ncmncm 6y agoThey can afford to demand competence, and they need it. But they don't always get it. They are the reason it can be hard to hire qualified C++ programmers elsewhere. You compete for the rest who find Wall Street and monopolists both morally repugnant.
- beached_whale 6y agoI would say programming is really difficult and it is hard to find competent(pick an arbitrary line in the sand) for any skill let alone programming. Pick a field, and the web is stuffed full of people with battle stories of cleaning up after other people. This is actually a point or two against C++ as the breadth of it is so large. The trick, as in any practice, is to find motivated people willing to learn that are not stubborn in their set ways.
- einpoklum 6y agoSure, if you have an anti-social bent and want to profit almost directly from usury, arbitrage and speculation.