Search
All times are London time
Most Popular Posts
- The Weekender
- US covered bonds? Frederick II would be turning in his grave
- Fannie and Freddie link fest - updated with key US Treasury pdfs
- Further Fannie and Freddie
- Dr Doom: More gloom, the Kondratieff wave and what comes next
- Lunch Wrap
- The wrong kind of high
- US bank exposure to Fannie and Freddie prefs
- Lex on Fannie & Freddie
- An irrational relief rally?
- Show more...
- Show less...
Blogs we're reading
- 1440 Wall Street
- Abnormal Returns
- Alea
- All About Alpha
- Arbitrage View
- Bespoke Investment Group
- Big Picture
- Brad Setser: Follow the money
- Bronte Capital
- Calculated Risk
- Capital Chronicle
- Capitalist Resistance
- Credit Writedowns
- Crossing Wall Street
- Deal Journal
- Dealbook
- Dealbreaker
- Deus Ex Macchiato
- Felix Salmon
- Financial Armageddon
- Financial Crookery
- Fintag
- Free Exchange
- Infectious Greed
- Information Arbritrage
- Intelligent Mergers
- Interactive Investor
- Jeff Matthews
- Marketbeat
- Naked Capitalism
- Naked Shorts
- Nouriel Roubini
- Paul Wilmott
- Practical Risk Management
- Random Roger
- Reuters DealZone
- Robert Peston
- Short Stories
- Sudden Debt
- The Aleph blog
- The Epicurean Dealmaker
- The Oil Drum
- The price of everything
- Ultimi Barbarorum
- Wallstrip
Classified Jobs
- Director of Finance and Corporate Services
- Recruiter: NSPCC
- Head of Customer Service - Savings
- Recruiter: Nationwide Building Society
- Business Analyst
- Recruiter: Credit Suisse
- Head of Finance
- Recruiter: ESCP-EAP
- Group Chief Accountant
- Recruiter: Misys
- Lead Economist, Development Research Department
- Recruiter: African Development Bank
- Finance Manager
- Recruiter: London 2012
- Group Manufacturing Leadership Programme
- Recruiter: The Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Site Navigation
Principal content
My dear Jamie,
Thanks for your note.
As it happens, we do currently have one position to fill and further openings may well become available shortly. But interest has already been keen and we’ve decided to rule off on applications at the close of play on Monday.
I was minded to joke that you are going to get a sore letter-writing hand, personally finding jobs for the 5k BS-ers that didn’t fit with the Grand Plan. But then I noticed your signature was pre-printed!
You should be careful with that. Some people might construe it as naff PR. Others might point out that no one lifted such a finger when they were paying the personal price for the creation of the now mighty JP Morgan Chase Manhattan Bank One Chemical Texas Commerce Sears Canada Manufacturers Hanover Robert Fleming Bear Stearns - or whatever you are called this week.
Hi to Judith, etc
Paul
Related links:
JPMorgan seeks jobs for sacked Bear staff - FT
Dimon puts in a word for Bear casualties - FT
Fancy being an FT Alphaviller?
- Advertise with the FT
- Press enquiries
- Student offers
- FT Conferences
- FT Research Centre
- Corporate subscriptions
- FT Group
- Partner sites: Chinese FT.com
- Les Echos
- FT Deutschland
- Expansion
- © Copyright The Financial Times Ltd 2007. "FT" and "Financial Times" are trademarks of The Financial Times Ltd. Privacy policy
- Terms
Comments
This post is closed to comments.