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Extend your retention span
Career Coaching & Guidance

Extend your retention span

Employers need to focus on retention in response to the rising number of staff entering Hong Kong’s jobs market, writes Marc Burrage.

Accrue experience to land finance position
Career Coaching & Guidance

Accrue experience to land finance position

How can I get into the corporate finance field? I graduated from university last year with a degree in politics and economics and worked as a management trainee in a public organisation for a year.

Sound advice can help you decide your future
Career Coaching & Guidance

Sound advice can help you decide your future

Contemplating a complete career change? Mark Enticott, the latest panellist to join the Classified Post’s team of Career Doctors, can help you make the change as he shares his personal experience in …

In tough times, switch or expand hunt for a job
Career Coaching & Guidance

In tough times, switch or expand hunt for a job

I hold an MSc in financial engineering (quantitative finance), from City University [of Hong Kong], as well a bachelor’s in accounting, with around six years’ commercial banking experience from a top-tier …

Harnessing the power of ‘e-preciation’
Career Coaching & Guidance

Harnessing the power of ‘e-preciation’

When you step into a department store or visit the websites of different companies, it is easy to spot channels to file complaints, be it via …

Gatekeepers who reduce risk
Career Coaching & Guidance

Gatekeepers who reduce risk

When people think about investment banking, they picture bankers shouting into their phones buying and selling all sorts of exotic …

Playing a supporting role
Career Coaching & Guidance

Playing a supporting role

The popular image of a personal assistant – as portrayed by Hollywood – is of a poorly-paid, badly-treated employee routinely berated by …