u/Due-Butterscotch7249

I'm telling everyone who's willing to bus a galaxy tab. Simply buy it don't think much. Totally worth it

Honestly it is one of the best if not the best investment I have made on an electronics gadget. Even better than my laptop. I love it.

Ps it's buy on the title not bus 😭😭😭

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u/Due-Butterscotch7249 — 3 days ago
▲ 100 r/GalaxyTab

How do I access this feature in samsung notes app in tab

Please help me , I was just writing and this just popped up accidentally. But its such a cool feature. So I want to know how you access it. I can see only the rectangular toolbar normally.

u/Due-Butterscotch7249 — 4 days ago

Please read through the whole thing 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

So I am gonna graduate from a BS-MS dual degree in Physics from a top university in a month, and I kind of stumbled into quant finance just last month.

In my last semester, I took a mathematical finance course just for fun, and that’s where things really clicked for me. I realized how much I enjoy applying math and physics concepts, and how naturally they can extend into finance. That got me seriously interested in quant.

At first, I thought breaking into this field wouldn’t be that hard. But the more I read and understood the space, the more I realized how competitive it actually is. And now I’m at this point where I feel like I might be a bit late to this.

I’m 22 right now, and I’m going to be unemployed in about a month, which is honestly making me pretty anxious. Math, probability, and stats are my strong areas because of my degree, but computer science and coding is where I feel completely lost. I’ve started picking up C++ and I know a bit of Python from my thesis, but I don’t really know what I should be focusing on. I’ve also started going through the green book and the red book, but it’s honestly overwhelming.

I’m about to graduate, and most people around me are going for a PhD, but I know that’s not what I want. I want to get into industry, specifically quant. But right now I just feel unsure about what to do next. Like, what should I actually be doing day to day? And seeing people who are way more qualified struggling to get interviews just makes it worse.

I really want to make this work. I can see myself doing well here. But I just don’t know how to approach it properly.

If anyone here has been in a similar position or has made this transition, I’d really appreciate any advice. What should I focus on right now? What kind of projects matter? How long does it realistically take to get interview-ready? And how do you even find mentorship in this space?

Right now I’m motivated, but also pretty overwhelmed and anxious about everything.

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u/Due-Butterscotch7249 — 17 days ago

So I had an interview of about 45 mins at citi for a position around 9-10 days back but still haven't heard anything back from them. When I check the career site and see my application , it shows application status as "Business Review".

What does this mean ? What should my next step be ? Can anyone help? I'm new to the job market so am confused.

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u/Due-Butterscotch7249 — 18 days ago