kevstev

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   by kevstev 9y ago

   I worked at Walmart Labs when they were actively pursuing remote as a strategy (2012-2015ish). There was a changing of the guard in senior leadership and they were more of a "button down tucked into their dockers" kind of crew and
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   by kevstev 9y ago

   Truth. I was looking for a new job a few months ago and I have always used the terms and % match for 401k as a kind of dipstick to see how well the company treats its employees. I was shocked when I talked to some startups and some didn&#x2
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   by kevstev 9y ago

   Wealthfront and Betterment fit the population of people that honestly don't even want to read that wiki and just want someone else to deal with it. That population is a lot larger than you think- I don't have the statistics handy,
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   by kevstev 9y ago

   Because they do so much work upfront for you. I worked in algorithmic trading for a bit over 10 years but left in 2014. I spent a few months in my spare time building out a trading and backtesting platform, pulling data off of yahoo finance
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   by kevstev 11y ago

   Interestingly, I did a brief detour from algorithmic trading/HFT to work on the exotic derivatives desk (which traded CDS, CDOs, etc) at GS in 2007 for a year. I didn't like GS very much, I felt like I gave them 130%, and they gav