Career advice
Curated writing from operators, recruiters, and HR leaders — written for people building real careers in HK.
I’m an executive director at an industry association who feels disgusted at the office politics played by the board of directors. This has had such a huge negative impact that staff morale and …
I’m a 34-year-old tennis coach who works on average three hours a day and earns around HK$20,000 a month. I’m free from 9am to 3pm so I want to …
I’m a recent law graduate from the United Kingdom and I’ve been studying towards gaining admissions for PCLL (conversions). I have been working as …
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 …
I am a 2011 graduate from HKU who majored in engineering and am currently working for a Big Four company as a …
I’m in my 40s and currently work for a large corporation in Canada. I have two years’ experience in finance and over 20 years in application development …
When out of the office with colleagues, you should behave just as you do at work. You should present yourself appropriately, have the right …
If you find it hard to gel with some officemates, discuss the situation with them in a friendly …
Prioritising your tasks will help you complete your projects on time. This may even give you an extra hour to assist your manager and …
Prioritising your tasks will help you complete your projects on time. This may even give you an extra hour to assist your manager and …
The best way to stay active at work is to set aside a time during the day to train, either on your own or with …
To find an appropriate mentor, you need to define your reasons for wanting to engage in a …