(i) 其實我的條件是否足夠去爭 MT 的職位
本人在澳洲的大學讀 master of IS，今年年尾將會畢業。那時只得 22 歲。我 degree 是在澳洲讀會計，不過我成績得 3rd Hon。我由十六歲便開始 FT 讀書& PT 工作, e.g. cashier(HK), temporary clerk(HK), customer services(AU), account trainee(AU)。澳洲得兩間大學世界排名比香港的大學前，我讀那兩間。但一般人都覺得澳洲全部大學都唔好，所以我怕會對我不利。
我中文水平不俗，天天都看香港報紙，雖然會考得14分，不過中作都A。我國語不是好好，不過 above average。英文和香港一般大學生差不多。
(ii) 因為本人在海外讀書，有沒有人可以 recommend 小妹一些 MT 的 programs。還有，其實我回港後才 apply，還是今年下半年在香港學生的 deadline 前 apply 比較好 ?
Thanks for your kind attention.
management trainee [MT] - (i) chance; (ii) information
2007-01-25 4:21 pm
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2007-01-25 7:18 pm
✔ 最佳答案
但一般人都覺得澳洲全部大學都唔好Because very few Australian companies are growing and running well in the last two decades.
小妹一些 MT 的 programs
Check SCMP. Your qualifications are good enough to apply a MT post from all first tier companies, include those US investment banks in Central. Just your English should be above HK average, or you will go to second tier companies such as HK listed firms.
是今年下半年在香港學生的 deadline 前 apply
A safe bet. If your profile is appealing, those first tier companies would not mind calling you at AU for a phone interview, and hold the seat until you come back.
參考: C How
2007-01-29 2:25 am
(1) I am am ex-MT of a listed US bank in US stock exchange. Your chance to be a MT is rare. First, they screen people with their grade, but your accounting degree only obtain a 3rd hon. A 2nd upper is required. Perhaps you enrolled in other outstanding ECAs in university, which can make yourself in par with other applicants.
Actually, whether you have a master make no difference in applying for MT, unless you graduate from a renowned university in US or UK.
(2) Frankly speaking, you don't have a career goal. In final round interview of MT, most of applicant would be passionate about the industry well before their application, i.e. they know a lot about commercial banking and dreamed to be a leader in that from year 1. They know a lot in that. Also, you PT record shows you aren't passionate in any industry.
If you simply love a MT program because of the prestige and pay, it is rather hard to enter into those post. Even if you do, you will end up badly, like me 1 year ago. I don't aimed at commercial or consumer banking, but I accepted the offer...
I end up going to a much-lower pay post but pave me way to get into the desired industry. I feel much happier.
(3) You need to find what functionality you hope to work in. Then, know what those employers require. Finally, equip yourself with those skills. But be QUICK, many industry only hire young people...
Overall, your profile is BELOW average with those top-tier applicants. However, when you work HARD, there will be ALAWYS be CHANCE.
Actually, whether you have a master make no difference in applying for MT, unless you graduate from a renowned university in US or UK.
(2) Frankly speaking, you don't have a career goal. In final round interview of MT, most of applicant would be passionate about the industry well before their application, i.e. they know a lot about commercial banking and dreamed to be a leader in that from year 1. They know a lot in that. Also, you PT record shows you aren't passionate in any industry.
If you simply love a MT program because of the prestige and pay, it is rather hard to enter into those post. Even if you do, you will end up badly, like me 1 year ago. I don't aimed at commercial or consumer banking, but I accepted the offer...
I end up going to a much-lower pay post but pave me way to get into the desired industry. I feel much happier.
(3) You need to find what functionality you hope to work in. Then, know what those employers require. Finally, equip yourself with those skills. But be QUICK, many industry only hire young people...
Overall, your profile is BELOW average with those top-tier applicants. However, when you work HARD, there will be ALAWYS be CHANCE.
參考: personal experience
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