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How are sell-side quant trading jobs in 2021?
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<blockquote data-quote="CrossGamma" data-source="post: 292745" data-attributes="member: 43839"><p>Unless you are specifically interested in exotics trading, then I'd recommend applying at one of the big market making / prop. trading companies. They tend to have a much more entrepreneurial company culture, more structured trader onboarding, you get more responsibility early on and high performers typically do better there financially. Many of these roles are quite analysis-heavy and the lines between quant traders vs. quant researchers are quite blurry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CrossGamma, post: 292745, member: 43839"] Unless you are specifically interested in exotics trading, then I'd recommend applying at one of the big market making / prop. trading companies. They tend to have a much more entrepreneurial company culture, more structured trader onboarding, you get more responsibility early on and high performers typically do better there financially. Many of these roles are quite analysis-heavy and the lines between quant traders vs. quant researchers are quite blurry. [/QUOTE]
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