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Heard on the street: quantitative questions from Wall Street interviews Timothy Falcon Crack
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"Apart from the quantitative aspects, there is a tremendous need for people who are inquisitive by nature, who are curious, and who have a talent for figuring out business problems and communicating with clients. Wall Street is a symbol of the “greed and corruption” that took over America and caused this whole mess. Heck, let's even charge the banks, and unleash that $2 trillion that never escaped Quantitative Easing. Let's bring back the I just want them to protest in the right place, against the correct culprits, where they will be truly be heard. But when members of Congress started asking the Fed chief questions about whether those policies might be inflating bubbles in stocks and other assets, we got Bernanke testimony like this: . You bet, I am preparing for summer job interviews. As he told The Wall Street Journal's MoneyBeat blog, “We're on our way down from here. FORTUNE -- Dear Annie: I am expecting to be laid off by a major investment bank (as part of a restructuring the company recently announced) and, instead of trying to find another Wall Street job, I'd like to go into some other business. I'm hunkering down for a possible . "The Beat of Sports" interviews Dave Berri about his recent post on the value of coaches. I was reading Heard on the Street: Quantitative Questions from Wall Street Interviews from Timothy Falcon Crack. Omen want us to believe.” Haven't we heard all this before, before every crash in history?