>tfw aged 24 >tfw realise I'll never be in high finance

>>1756178
>counting other peoples' money
>thinks he's got it all figured out at 24

funny that the only people who actually think this way are people that had no chance of getting into 'high finance' in the first place, no matter what they did.

>>1756671

I had interviews but failed them because I'm not a normie

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>>1756178
>Co-founder and chairman of a short-term loan corporation
>mfw currently at the ripe young age of twenty-two

>tfw 22
>tfw i could have been done with college and had a great salary job

I-its not to late r-ight guys

>>1756756
Yea just don't get married and have a kid.

>>1756756
>also 22
>been neet in entire 2016
>barely started going back to cc this month
>will not graduate or get a goof job anytime before 2020.
Fuck, I will miss out my prime energy on traveling, fucking girls and getting rich and I feel it is too late in life to get famous.

>>1756708
That's what defeatist faggots tell themselves to avoid having to critically and constructively reflect on their areas of weakness.

>>1756758
exactly what i did , she called te cops on me for pushing her, after she comes home to insult (she had left the home for 2 months with my son (kidnapping)); my name goes on the news, instant arrest, can't see my son, i'm fired from my job; life ruined, she told cops I fucked hookers, etc etc.

do not get married or have kids...
or don't marry victims of rape, they're all fucked up.

>>1756708
>not a normie

The more complex finance, the more autists work there.

T. Corporate derivatives desk

>>1756965

I had interviews for jobs related to that (s&t). It's normies wall to wall

>>1756968
What position exactly? Were you interviewing with the people from this exact desk or bankers in general?

>>1756973

Not the exact desk but a few times IBD, a few more times traders and salespeople.

As with all graduate interviews, people are judged solely on normieness

>>1756984
But what kind of teams exactly? M&A is full of rotating-door get rich schemsters.
Equities or treasuries are normies all the way, but the more complex it gets the more autistic it will be. Derivatives desk are full of math grads. On top of that you're close to quants who are phds.

Just to compare. M&A talks about cars, derivative desk talks about Starcraft.