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Wall Street Survival Strategies – Part Two: 10 Years In - Wall Street Bugle

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Wall Street Survival Strategies – Part Two: 10 Years In. Happy New Year’s Day! For my first post of 2015, I’m continuing the discussion about surviving on Wall Street – with a focus this time on those professionals with 10 years in. The punishing pressures of each work day are beyond comprehension for the most part to anyone not familiar with working at an executive level on the Street. So there you have it. Covering the talent management side of the financial services community since 1999.

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How recruiters and other hiring authorities read your resume: 2015 version - Wall Street Bugle

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How recruiters and other hiring authorities read your resume: 2015 version. Ahhhh… there is nothing like the warm smell of fresh 32 lb linen paper. Or the authoritative crispness of Crane’s 24 lb 100% cotton bond – so authentic that it feels like paper currency. Now, most folks save their resume into PDF format and email it to the recruiter, or upload it to a job site or a corporate career website. But, the $64,000 question is: how does the hiring manager or recruiter actually read your resume? Start you...

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UK and US Financial Service Hiring Perspectives: Early 2015 - Wall Street Bugle

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UK and US Financial Service Hiring Perspectives: Early 2015. This afternoon, I interviewed a senior executive in a leading search firm that focuses on executive recruitment for the financial markets in London. Here are their comments:. Ldquo;A huge portion of the growth we’ve seen in London has been in asset allocation / multi-asset. That area has been absolutely huge, at least in the UK. I asked Abbas Shah, an industry professional and recognized Macro trading expert, for his comments about the Street.

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The Talent of Wall Street - Wall Street Bugle

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The Talent of Wall Street. Good morning on this snowy day. Now and then, people talk about Talent on Wall Street. Of course, everyone has an opinion as to what constitutes talent. Ok, that’s certainly one way to look at Wall Street talent. So, there is a person who is highly motivated and self-made; from humble beginnings to an analyst’s position in one of the best-known Wall Street firms. Ldquo;Sometimes, it’s better to work on Wall Street than in Wall Street, ”. Or Hedge Fund Gazette.

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Why Didn’t I Get the Job? By now, I’m sure you've heard all the old saws about resume formatting, cover letter contents, typos and grammatical errors as being the prime culprits for not being selected for the job that you applied for. But now, the staffing industry is taking their game to a new level with Big Data. So, let’s discuss data augmentation in the talent industry. In today’s fast-paced information society, you have to start very early to curate your lifestyle and pay close attention to yo...

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Wall Street Jobs – Transition Points - Wall Street Bugle

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Wall Street Jobs – Transition Points. How do you know when you’ve reached the place in your career where it’s time to move on? I interviewed one Wall Street executive and here is his story. A Managing Director’s tale (think bulge-bracket institution like Deutsche Bank or Goldman Sachs):. Where were those client entertainment events all about, I asked? And then, you went home and took the black car again at six in the morning, I said. Whew – what a tale! Or Hedge Fund Gazette. Create a free website.

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Wall Street Triangle ends in a Firing. Ldquo;Now let me tell you a story ‘bout a man named Ted. Ted’s boss was an older ornery man whose name was Ned. And then one day they was at a local pub,. And a girl walked up offerin’ a long back rub.”. So Ted accepted the offer for a backrub. She was beautiful, exotic, about 19 years old, from another country. All bushy-tailed and bright-eyed. Her name was Lo La. The next morning, Ted awoke early. There was a bad taste of black bile in his mouth, and his tempe...

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Getting the most out of Job Websites – Part One: Indeed.com - Wall Street Bugle

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Getting the most out of Job Websites – Part One: Indeed.com. Why is Indeed.com different than all the other third party Job Websites? First, they say they’re “the world's #1 job site, with over 150 million unique visitors every month from over 50 different countries.” Second – and here is the key – “Indeed enables you to search jobs posted on 1,000's of websites.”. And, what about the perspective from the employers who pay for their job postings on Indeed.com? Rdquo;, he added. Good point. Covering the t...

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Wall Street Triangle ends in a Firing - Wall Street Bugle

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Wall Street Triangle ends in a Firing. Ldquo;Now let me tell you a story ‘bout a man named Ted. Ted’s boss was an older ornery man whose name was Ned. And then one day they was at a local pub,. And a girl walked up offerin’ a long back rub.”. So Ted accepted the offer for a backrub. She was beautiful, exotic, about 19 years old, from another country. All bushy-tailed and bright-eyed. Her name was Lo La. The next morning, Ted awoke early. There was a bad taste of black bile in his mouth, and his tempe...

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Wall Street Jobs Online. We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming to offer you our outlook on trends in Wall Street jobs online in 2015. A quick snapshot as of New Year’s Eve, 2014:. JP Morgan Chase and Co.’s career page showed more than 6,600 open jobs in nearly 73 countries. Goldman Sachs’ career website for professionals listed 602 open positions in the Americas, 88 in Asia Pacific (ex-Japan), 188 in EMEA, 130 in India and 43 in Japan. So what does this all mean for 2015? Of course, those of y...