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The tech companies already do have offers high enough to be competitive with finance. On another note, I do not know why working at Facebook would be intrinsica
by rdouble 15y ago
The tech companies already do have offers high enough to be competitive with finance. On another note, I do not know why working at Facebook would be intrinsically more rewarding than working at Jane Street. Finally, the finance skill set is not quite the same as what is needed at Facebook. They would be more likely competing with startup companies and Google NYC.
- natesm 15y agoIsn't Jane Street a little... unique? Most banks don't write blogs about OCaml, right?
- gfodor 15y agoI'm speaking from the anecdotal evidence that most engineers I know in finance are pretty miserable sans the fact they make barrels of money.
- rayiner 15y ago> On another note, I do not know why working at Facebook would be intrinsically more rewarding than working at Jane Street. Because the former actually makes a useful product? > Finally, the finance skill set is not quite the same as what is needed at Facebook. At least at the entry level, the hiring is for credentials not so much skill set. There is a decent number of math/cs majors who end up in finance (not even necessarily something like computational finance, just state up IB or trading) instead of engineering.