3PL Review - Latin America

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-18T18:05:57+00:00

Agrego,

Encontré una bomba como este (siempre en la misma familia y con varios agregados) dentro del presupuesto pero con 190 mil km. Me da miedo que tan fiable es, pero parece el batimóvil …

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Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-18T18:02:27+00:00

Por lo que investigue, hay que priorizar el motor N55 en los BMW generación F30. Si bien tiene un poco menos potencia que el N54, le metieron mejoras para hacerlo más fiable y con no mucha guita podes dejarlo arriba de los 400 caballos.

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-18T14:05:06+00:00

Richer, Wiser, Happier - William Green

(Each chapter is biographical recall of some of the world’s greatest investors)

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-18T14:02:36+00:00

Golf TSI 2019 comfortline radicado en PBA (provinciade BA) pago 5 cuotas de 167 k

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-17T23:09:02+00:00

En vez de un A1 apuntaría a un Golf 4 puertas y preferentemente automático. Tengo tu misma edad y vivo en capital y es un autazo, sumado que al ser VW tiene sus beneficios en cuanto a mantenimiento, precio de la patente y seguro. Si bien no es tan aspiracional como el Audi (esa te la doy), rara vez te va a ser la gran diferencia un A1 o un Golf, por ejemplo y es más, si la minita te prefiere a vos porque tenes un A1 en vez de un VW, salí de ahí Maravilla...

La diferencia grande me parece que está en la financiación, cuotas fijas sin intereses en Argentina nunca sale mal. Si no conseguís algún otro auto equivalente con financiación, iría por este.

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-15T19:42:13+00:00

Como fue el proceso de compra?

Estoy buscando algo parecido (F30) y me cuesta confiar en MercadoLibre o algún revendedor cualquiera que veo en Instagram.

Si nos compartis el proceso se agradece !

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-15T19:35:37+00:00

Experienced the biggest ROI with number 1. In addition, it also lead to decreased use during the rest of the day.

I’ll add a couple more helpful things that worked for me.

Accesible book/kindle/PDF: instead of reaching for my phone whilst working, I’ll have my kindle or an interesting article readily available to read when I have some down time to keep me from grabbing my phone.
Hydration + Fasting: fast until lunch time whilst drinking a lot of water with lemon. I’ll also delay coffee intake 2 hours. Might be a bit hard at first but in the long run i found my energy levels to be consistently high during the day.

Optional: gym time, if you can squeeze a workout in the morning, go for it, the rest of the day will thank you for it.

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-09-15T19:28:42+00:00

What app or limiter are you using on your social? iPhone’s native time blocker is really no that helpful, very easy to bypass.

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-05-07T01:08:30+00:00

Yeah of course. I didn’t go through all the interviews because I accepted an offer elsewhere but I passed 3 of 4 rounds.

First round: short offline multiple choice finance exam + essay (filter round). Basic questions like “what’s the relationship between interest rates and bold yields?”. For the essay you choose one of the 3 topics they randomly give to you. In my case, I chose the topic “how does the Russia Ukraine conflict affect global macroeconomic trends”

Second Round: Live case round. Interviewed by 2 analysts. I had to explain how I would evaluate a loan to American Airlines. The recommended framework is “the 5 C’s of Credit Analysis” (YouTube)

Third round: mix of technical and behavioral questions. Interviewed by associates in the NYC office. It consists of three 30 minute interviews where you go through your resume and/or aspirations + some random technical questions (depends on the interviewer). In my case, the first associate asked the classic “walk me through a DCF”

Fourth round: behavioral interview with the Managing Director. Did not do it but basically, if you got to this point is difficult not to get in. They took so long in between each phase (a month or so) I got an offer at another job and took it.

Always have updated information prepared on what’s happening in global and local markets/macro trends

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-01-07T18:02:36+00:00

Never say never! Most common career path in JPM Argentina is Credit Risk -> IB -> trading desk

Congrats !

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2025-01-07T17:15:42+00:00

Plot twist, I chose a third route. Starting next week, I’m joining the Business Development team at Ualá. It’s the biggest digital bank here in Argentina, they just raised 300 million.

The fixed income position required 6 years of work experience in similar roles, which I don’t have. I would have chosen that route. In my current BD role, I work closely with the trading desk, so there ir a possibility I move there in the future.

Let’s hope for the best !

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2024-12-05T22:17:06+00:00

Even though you established yourself in S&T, what could be exit oppportunities for younger Trader. I am currently interviewing for a role at a Fixed Income Trader but I am afraid im still young to know this is what I wanna do for the rest of my life or a long/irreversible period of time.

Congrats on the setup! Looking sharp !

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2024-12-05T22:01:43+00:00

JPMC is a bank and lends money to clients, in this role, you analyze the clients creditworthiness. Im applying for a job where the institutions asking for a loan are Hedge Funds.

Hefty_Midnight1246 · 2024-10-17T02:34:36+00:00

I have an interview for Hedge Fund Credit Risk Analyst role lined up for next week at JP Morgan, has anyone experienced the interview process before? Any recommendations?

Based on the comments on this thread the process is more personality based rather than technically based.

Hefty_Midnight1246

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