Many of you have probably heard the many Banker tales of analysts who can solve Rubik’s cubes in several minutes if not seconds? In fact some of you might even know an analyst who put it on their resume, only to be tested later during their interview (FYI, if you put it on your resume, you WILL be tested, it’s a fact). Well you probably only know the guys who passed, cause the ones who fudged it, well they are out of a job. Then again, given the climate on Wall Street these days, you too are probably out of a job!
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