On Fri, 5 Dec 2008, Lux, James P wrote:
I read an article about D.E. Shaw that I wanted to link to, but couldn't
find it. In that article, it said that not only is his company very
secretive, but you don't apply there as much as they find you. They
allegedly read all the academic journals
And this list?
Omygawsh.
All right, will the D. E. Shaw spy please raise his or her hand?
rgb
and find the top scientists in
the world, and then try to court them to work for D.E. Shaw. Being
offered a job there is like winning a Nobel, allegedly. I guess that
doesn't necessarily apply to sys admins, since they were advertising
very heavily for them a couple of years ago.
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