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Jim Simons: "My algorithm has always been: you get smart people together and you give them a lot of freedom. Create an atmosphere where everyone talks to everyone else. Provide the best infrastructure. And make everyone partners. That was the model that we used in Renaissance."

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Фото профиля Frederik Gieschen
Frederik Gieschen2 лет назад

✍New piece on Simons

Фото профиля Darren Wilson
Darren Wilson2 лет назад

@NeckarValue So simple and basic.

Фото профиля Frederik Gieschen
Frederik Gieschen2 лет назад

simple but not easy

Фото профиля Dane Schlossberg
Dane Schlossberg2 лет назад

@NeckarValue In other words, "I'm not telling you my algorithm!!!"

Фото профиля Vajo Lukic
Vajo Lukic2 лет назад

@NeckarValue Surrounding yourself with smart people, trusting them to do their best, and letting them have a "skin in the game" - can produce great results.

Фото профиля Sahba Ferdowsi DO (conciergedoc)
Sahba Ferdowsi DO (conciergedoc)2 лет назад

@NeckarValue “Make everyone partners” Jim Simons

Фото профиля Mikelis Bastiks
Mikelis Bastiks2 лет назад

@NeckarValue Sounds simple yet very very hard to do

Фото профиля A. u . T. o. M. a. T. i. K. i
A. u . T. o. M. a. T. i. K. i2 лет назад

@NeckarValue Carlo Ancelloti said a similar thing about Real Madrid

Фото профиля Philip Laughlin
Philip Laughlin2 лет назад

@NeckarValue

Фото профиля ☠️
☠️2 лет назад

@NeckarValue "make everyone partners" is the key thing here

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