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The post said that Jane Street employees liked math puzzles and satirically portrayed the growth PM at Cocomelon as more unethical.
It's funny that in the 2000s "finance guy" was seen as the maximally amoral job. Everyone at Jane Street just likes math puzzles. Their second-choice career was “puzzle contest designer.”
The actual most amoral job is “growth PM at Cocomelon”
The original post stated that 2000 the “finance guy” in that era was considered the most unethical job.
The original post stated that everyone at Jane Street liked math puzzles.
The original post stated that Jane Street employees’ second career choice was “puzzle contest designer.”
The original post stated that the most unethical job was “growth PM at Cocomelon.”
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This is a personal opinion with a satirical tone that compares the moral standing of financial professionals, Jane Street employees, and growth PMs at Cocomelon.
It reflects the poster’s subjective views of the images associated with different careers, but does not constitute a verified industry conclusion.
It can help beginners distinguish between expressions of opinion and factual reporting on social media.
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