Hi All,
I was approached by a recruitment agent for a quant programmer role. My expertise is in pharmaceutical industry and all my contracts are pharmaceutical/health care related. I have no knowledge about quant/IB/trading, so any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Is it a good move to become a permanent quant programmer for a couple of years and go back to contracting later? I assume the contractor rate for quant programmer is better than the ones in health care?
The agent mentioned that Hedge fund companies are better than IBs if I consider going back to contracting again in the future. But if I want to become a senior director in the future, IB offers better career path than hedge fund companies. He also said that the pay in hedge fund is much better than IB.Is he telling the truth or talking rubbish?
Thanks
I was approached by a recruitment agent for a quant programmer role. My expertise is in pharmaceutical industry and all my contracts are pharmaceutical/health care related. I have no knowledge about quant/IB/trading, so any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Is it a good move to become a permanent quant programmer for a couple of years and go back to contracting later? I assume the contractor rate for quant programmer is better than the ones in health care?
The agent mentioned that Hedge fund companies are better than IBs if I consider going back to contracting again in the future. But if I want to become a senior director in the future, IB offers better career path than hedge fund companies. He also said that the pay in hedge fund is much better than IB.Is he telling the truth or talking rubbish?
Thanks
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