> There are plenty of talented C++ programmers. They just don't want to be abused by trading firms or work in that culture. Even paying them more won't work, because no amount of money is worth that abuse.
With all due respect you don't know what you are talking about. This doesn't represent my 15+ year experience in that domain.
> But I would have had to work in their office in Manhattan, be in by 8:30am every day and not leave until after 5 at a miniumum.
Must have been a back office job because that's not early enough for trading hours.
With all due respect you don't know what you are talking about. This doesn't represent my 15+ year experience in that domain.
> But I would have had to work in their office in Manhattan, be in by 8:30am every day and not leave until after 5 at a miniumum.
Must have been a back office job because that's not early enough for trading hours.