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I didn't mean any offense to anyone. But I hate it, no doubt about that. Trading/structuring jobs in FO are much more interesting and well, highly paid. Those people are the real bankers. MO is not banking, sorry.
 
Geekynoob said:
Thanks for clarifying David. It's dissapointing that you pay so much of fees, you are so bright minded and land a MO job???

Anyway, do you know if people make it to FO or buy side trading in the future (2-5 years)?
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I joined MS Back-back office (an IT project manager for Risk) in 2013 during my MFE.

I'm in S&T now. "People" don't do anything. If you want to get something done, do your research, network creatively, and make it happen.

Took me 5 years to pull off , but I enjoyed every job I had along the way. I agree with the above statements btw, Risk is really interesting; in many ways more so than S&T.
 
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