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Originally posted by Jasper Vader:
or maybe study EJB, and do a short-course on stock-trading basics, which also delves into Fixed-Income and Investment Banking... ??? i am just having a wild stab in the dark.
concerning all that financial experience that is sometimes asked for, maybe, it is just a familiarity with processes and terms that is required?
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Originally posted by Jasper Vader:
dude, i hope you get a break... i do think networking is a good way to go. it helps. if you happen to be good friends with someone, and a position comes up at their company, they may very well put a LOT of effort into helping you. although i have never been a great networker and only chosen my friends for who i like etc, but friends have helped at certain points.
programming is not like life. life can be chaotic, magic, and i hope it displays some miraculously surprising characteristics for you soon!
Originally posted by Simon Lee:
There are lots of financial certificates available, see securities institute, ACI & the CFA. Oracle OCP has a high profile of course too.
Don't dismiss all certs as the ability to pass a test. People have opinions about open source projects also (along the lines of unstable bloatware written by 14yr olds).
To be honest if you really have that much energy you should think about starting your own company/project. You must be able to think of something that people would be willing to pay money for surely?
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