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endo
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 Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:23 pm Post subject: Wall Street Institute |
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Hi, I'm currently working in a Wall Street Center in Seoul and I'm considering making a move to Hong Kong.
As a result I have a few questions and if anyone could hep me out I'd be really thankful.
(1) Where is the best location in Hong Kong to work at in your opinion?
(2) What is the pay like at the full-time and part-time position.
(3) For the part-timers is it easy to find supplemental work (in particular corporate classes)?
(4) What other benefits are included apart from salary (i.e. housing, holidays, ect..)
(5) What is the atmosphere like at mot of the centers?
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Joshua2006
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| Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:22 pm Post subject: |
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Too Wall Street specific for me to be able to answer...
...but the busiest centre must be the on in Causeway Bay and there would be no issue for me to work in that area as everything you need is right there and it is easy to get to from everywhere.
Privates? Do them in your building. |
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