thedogpete
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hey john_almighty
i ve been waiting for 2 months too . i lost hope tbh
i ve been waiting for 2 months too . i lost hope tbh
hey john_almighty
i ve been waiting for 2 months too . i lost hope tbh
Do you know when you would be able to send out the new online exams. I have been selected and have been asked to wait till the new online exam is redone .. I have been waiting for almost 2 months now and havent heard back anything yet. Any clue would be appreciated.
hey john_almighty
i ve been waiting for 2 months too . i lost hope tbh
You do some academic test, which unless you are an algorithm trader, is useless to whether or not you will be successful. Secondly, you make the whole process non personal. Thus you do not get a feel for the person, who t hey are and whether they would be suitable for a trading position. Just because some hot shot grad can process numbers in his head, doesn't mean he will be a good trader.
I'd suggest you guys limit the number of people you actually take into the process, like say 30, and do personal interviews, and find the candidate that 'feels' right.
I'm sorry TaKiii but I completely disagree with you. The whole point of the academic barrier test is to assess whether you will be able to cope with the kind of maths/logic arbitrage traders need to deal with on a daily basis. It's a prequisite - The basic skills you need. Trades deal with numbers and pressure every day. If you read, it's designed by their traders so it's entirely relevant.
If you read the next stages are where the firm will decided whether the candidate 'feels-right' as you put it. Face to face interviews, this is where it becomes personal. I think your claim that it is impersonal is wrong. I think any firm that allows you to trade with it's own funds is going to want to understand the person you vompletely even down to what you like to eat for breakfast!
I would guess that firms like Tibra get thousands, if not tens of thousands of applicants and you say limit the people to get interviews to 30!?! Please enlighten us all as to how you would do this without any sort of entry test??
Give the recruiters a break, stop whining and just put in the hours to pass these entry tests.
hi,
i am the original poster (and CEO)...i understand it is tough to wait for a response, but please keep in mind we are processing thousands of applications at present while also developing a second generation screening and testing system...
It is very important to us to get the new testing and screening processes right before we tackle the backlog...
at present our next intakes are full but we will most likely add intakes if we get enough high quality candidates...
hope that helps and best of luck with your applications
What I hate most is why the first round competency based interview ( after the test) was only face to face with an HR without any other people who knows what trading is. The HR always gave ridiculous reasons to reject people. Those HR don't care and they don't know if you r a talent for trading, all what they wanna do is just finish their job quickly. And the HR who rejected me after the competency based interview told me that I should never apply for Tibra again. What kind of B I T C H she is!!!!!!!!!! Is Tibra Capital treating people just like that??????
You have to remember that you are going to get hired by people, and hiring is more than about how well you do things.
If you've been working and managing people for some time you will understand. It is not really about you can do things or not. Anyone with some mathematical skills can do those arbitrage jobs, and there are loads of people out there. They also want people that THEY THINK are easy to get along with.
Not saying you are someone hard to get along with, but if you can't get that impression to them you are over.
Thanks, that makes sense. But still I had interview with some companies, their first round interview were involved both HR and a trader. Because traders are working together, rather than traders and HR working in a team, it's not perfectly normal for just an HR to make a decision.
hi,
i am the original poster (and CEO)...i understand it is tough to wait for a response, but please keep in mind we are processing thousands of applications at present while also developing a second generation screening and testing system...
It is very important to us to get the new testing and screening processes right before we tackle the backlog...
at present our next intakes are full but we will most likely add intakes if we get enough high quality candidates...
hope that helps and best of luck with your applications