How to nail that first Wall Street job interview  For those of
you graduating from college, hoping to make millions on Wall
Street, consider yourself warned — it's as rough a job market
out there as ever. My best suggestions would be to go home and
live with your parents and work on inventing the next hot app
like Tinder. But, if you're still intent on this Wall Street
thing, here's my advice:  1. Walk into the interview with
confidence. When you walk into a room, make your presence known
in a good way. Good posture, good handshake, dry palms and
smile. Introduce yourself and look them in the eye. "Mr.
Belfort, my name is Raj Mahal. It's a pleasure to meet you."
Source: Twentieth Century Fox  If you fail to do this your
chance of getting the job may be over in the first five seconds.
Wall Street traders make decisions fast. We come up with all
kinds of reasons NOT to pull the trigger on a trade — and few
reasons to do so. We will do that with you, too, in the
interview. We don't be stuck with a bad position