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German fraud trial hears trader's journey from floor to jet-set
- Thread starter Banjo
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from the "Its a tough job but somebody's gotta do it." . . . files
- "inputting data, taking lunch orders and rituals such as running through an office as colleagues threw objects at him." Nick el Diablo
“For me, it was only a question of whether the trade was possible or not,”
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...gn=Feed:+reuters/businessNews+(Business+News)
- "inputting data, taking lunch orders and rituals such as running through an office as colleagues threw objects at him." Nick el Diablo
“For me, it was only a question of whether the trade was possible or not,”
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...gn=Feed:+reuters/businessNews+(Business+News)
He describes his job as being a technician on getting the trades done. He even does simple work like inputting data. He can be easily replaced by a machine. Why is he getting so well paid?
I don't work in the financial sector. These weird things going on in the financial sector puzzles me. Why do jobs that can easily be automated by machines pay so well in the financial sector?
I don't work in the financial sector. These weird things going on in the financial sector puzzles me. Why do jobs that can easily be automated by machines pay so well in the financial sector?
such as running through an office as colleagues threw objects at him." Nick el Diablo
How do you automate the 'colleagues' part of ThaT, though . . . lol
" . . . such as running through an office as colleagues threw objects at him." Nick el Diablo
misdirection, the real tough part of that job is being the scapegoat, maybe. just sayin.
How do you automate the 'colleagues' part of ThaT, though . . . lol
" . . . such as running through an office as colleagues threw objects at him." Nick el Diablo
misdirection, the real tough part of that job is being the scapegoat, maybe. just sayin.
Even weirder to me. What kind of sensible job involves colleagues throwing objects at the person? What value is created from that kind of mad activity? I'm really puzzled why this financial job pays so well.
I'm really puzzled
What other situations puzzle you?
Seems like they are exploiting a loophole, similar to HFT?