do these exist?
I thought bond trader, but every trader I know is always reading, thinking and strategising about market issues and potential plays, and I assume that’s what makes them good.
Equities trader on the other hand…
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do these exist?
I thought bond trader, but every trader I know is always reading, thinking and strategising about market issues and potential plays, and I assume that’s what makes them good.
Equities trader on the other hand…
Equity partner
Insurance sales man
Insurance sales man
In the good old days insurance guys would be lucky of they could remember where they iived by 5pm, let alone where their office was.
Define well paid.
£100-150k - ISDA negotiator.
£150-200k - IT project "manager"
£200k+ - umm
It's not about the job though, it's about you and your ability to compartmentalize. Read some books on Lehman. As their industry was on verge of annihilation, wall st CEOs went to dinner with their families. I say this as someone who struggles massively with switching off.
Managing your own money is probably the ideal. That's equities trading.
IT project manager seems like the most stressful job imaginable to me. Constantly managing other people to do stuff, and trying to deliver something where almost none of the input or effort is within your control.
fair play to wall street CEOs too
there was fvck all they could do nor could have done, given the market’s irrational determination to self-immolate
in the circs, I’d have switched off the blackberry and read stories to the kids tbh. Or I hope that’s what I’d do.
LOL @ the idea that IT project managers, who face hard deadlines, massively extended and complex teams and cold hard success/failure dichotomies - I just switched it on, does it work? - just walk out and forget about work.
Ok project managers generally then.
Plenty of ISDA negotiators are sub-£100K
Yes and plenty are over that which is where our thread hero would be positioning himself I feel sure.
"£100-150k - ISDA negotiator."
fook the fook off. Even in these crazy times that's more than your average DSF associate at an MC firm is on.
I remember Supes years ago would go on, ad nauseum, about how he as an ISDA negotiator was fooking amazing and the actual lawyers knew jack shit.
Well to borrow an analogy from a fighter pilot friend. The takeoff and landing - the most stressful part for a commercial pilot - or the ISDA negotiation - is merely the commute to the office before you start the actual work.
I have a friend who has earned over £300k between 5pm when he last left the office and the time he went back.
The only problem is that there was over 5 years in the intervening period!
wfh rools ok?
You need to be an expert at something- once you are then it’s very possible
get out of here, who the hell do you know who’s “expert” at anything fgs
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