I certainly know the compare and contrast question has been asked before, but I'd like to know a little bit more about how the banks/desks rank in terms of having heavily quantitative salespeople - where you have to use an MBA, build your own models, sell to a sophisticated audience, etc.
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no comment on the MBA thing. salesmen never build models, but they are generally selling to a sophisticated audience
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