#Headlands/Radix/Aquatic Quant SWE or OpenAI for new grad?
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If you're moneymaxxing t0 quant just can't be matched
that being said if you believe very heavily in OpenAI and a successful IPO ended up happening, you'd make a shit ton of money on that
they're too big to ipo tho
What do you mean?
they're already valuated at 200b
what's the chance that IPO is gonna 4x that
idk
i mean, if they actually achieve AGI or smth then it'll prolly go much higher
that's the bet ur taking
yeah the first year package is better at the quant firms, but I've worked at one, and also worked at an AI startup and I have to say the work was just much more interesting at the startup fwiw
what quant firm if I may ask? and why is the ai startup work more interesting
can't say the name but it's not all that interesting working at an established trading firm, everything has already been solved, so it's a lot of maintaining. All the somewhat interesting work is done by a select few people. Compare that to something like an AI startup and you're really getting to push boundries, that still ofc depends on the team, but you're more likely to be in one that does.
would you say the "establishedness" varies from company to company tho
and dependent on size