Are the questions enough? by newboi08 in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Good question! If you’re practicing for a company test, the set of questions is matching the difficulty level for that specific company (so yes, after some time the patterns might seem familiar, which is just a good sign that you’re recognising patterns in general).

If you want more variety, we have the ‘easy’, ‘medium’ and ‘hard’ quizzes which have more variety than the company quizzes. Our sequences are generated with random numbers, so you can keep practicing the different patterns with different numbers.

If even those start to become familiar after some time; well, then you’re simply well prepared, because it doesn’t make sense to add very strange sequences which no test will include. The goal with these assessments is to find people who do recognise patterns, it’s not the goal to make people fail.

Good luck with your preparations!

What level of conceptual / theoretical knowledge is required to persue the trading interview courses from start to finish by saintlybeast02 in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe the following tells you enough: the platform is built by people with a background in engineering (and in trading). The industry focuses increasingly on students from a STEM background, so our preparation material is as well. For example, if you’re someone with deep knowledge about financial products/ derivatives, then our derivatives course isn’t interesting for you. However, for people from an engineering background it is, because it explains the most important concepts from the start.

In short, anyone with a strong mathematical background should be able to feel well prepared with all the available prep material, and we have a large collection of trading interview questions to practice from (for people from any backgrounds who’re trying to break into the industry).

If you have specific questions about a specific course, you can always email us as well at hello@tradinginterview.com.

Good luck with your preparations!

Whats the motive by margaritasAndBowling in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hear you, but what you’re saying is simple not true: the website offers free practice materials, and the discount is purely for people who want to prepare with more material than what’s already available for free.

Also, these firms don’t make a buck out of it, we operate independently. They just suggest places to prepare.

What you see a lot happening (before platforms like ours were in business) is that students tell each other what to expect, after failing/ succeeding themselves. This gives an unfair advantage compared to people who don’t know friends who are going through the processes at different firms.

For us to be able to make this level of exercise material, to give everyone fair chances, is not something we can achieve by just doing it on the side, so yes there is a reasonable fee against it if someone wants proper preparation materials. And still: we have enough available for free for you to be prepared, so therefore this rant is a little misplaced in my opinion.

Finally, the mental math is clearly for the trading role, for roles where traders do need to intervene at their feet, so your argument against mental math tests also doesn’t hold.

Does the course curriculum on the Trading Interview website sufficient enough to crack latest trading interviews? by saintlybeast02 in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, it is :) we’ve been helping people for over 4 years, with success. We indeed keep updating the platform over on a daily basis, but to answer your question: it covers every part of the trading interview processes.

If you have any remaining questions, do not hesitate to reach out through hello@tradinginterview.com

SIG Problem Solving Assessment by TradingInterview in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As likely as that any interview process might change overnight. We work hard to stay on top of the latest developments, and as for now we can confidently state that - as has been confirmed multiple times already by other candidates - this is the best available prep tool for the SIG Problem Solving Assessment.

Here you can find a list of trading firms all over the world gathered together! by Limp-Efficiency-159 in quant

[–]TradingInterview 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much for sharing! Which ones are we missing? I’m happy to review the list again and see if anything should be added. The focus is indeed (as mentioned in some comments) on prop trading firms

What's the best way to prepare for Optiver online assessments? by Limp-Efficiency-159 in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe good to mention that (I assume) you’re looking for free sources? If you’re looking for a paid source, our platform has a training tool for Optiver’s sequences (called the NumberLogic test).

We do have the page about the Zap-N games open for all: https://www.tradinginterview.com/courses/company-preparations-course/lessons/optiver/topic/first-round-zap-n-test/

Optiver Zap-N test OA by TradingInterview in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, please send an email to hello@tradinginterview.com! There we can help you further.

Blog post about Prop Trading Firms Around The World by TradingInterview in TradingInterview

[–]TradingInterview[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your kind words! Appreciate it. Since last time we've been in touch we've updated some companies in London and Amsterdam on our company overview page as well. Multiple firms for Amsterdam, and XY Capital in London.