/biz/ - Business & Finance

Is crypto dead?

>>10665881
>its seems a brilliant project with huge potential.

top zozzle.

literally every altcoin (that is, "any crypto but the original Bitcoin") has always been a "Hurr Durr brilliant project with Herp Derp huge potential".

>TLDR: gullible people always trust buzzwords. BTW, anything "brilliant" is only meant to take your money. Anything "huge potential" is only meant to scam gullible faggots.

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Hey coke heads,

So, this week I have a job interview for a Sr. Financial Analyst position. Essentially, the position calls for analyzing all capital expenditures for the corporation. Tracking and reviewing past and future projections, advising on future projects, etc.

The headhunter stated that they will be asking "advanced financial management conceptual questions". Which, I am not too worried about- I received my MBA of Applied Finance last year. However, this will be my first interview with a major corporation.

For those if you already in the same position, what kind of questions would you ask? Which concepts should I review? Of course FCF and BS projections are key... but I'm sure I am glossing over something important.

Any help would be appreciated!

>>317863
Oh, ok then. You sure proved me wrong.
>tfw "debating" on 4chan
>tfw everything said in a TED talk is 100% how it works in real life