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MBA Job Market
One Stupid Job Interview Too Many
"Tell me about a time where you had to fight off a feces-flinging 100 stone gorilla with your bare hands"
From Lancaster MBA to Morecambe Football Club
Stephen Yeung polishes his managerial skills while watching free football
Companies That Are Hiring: Barclays Capital
Good candidates know that the industry is cyclical says campus recruitment head
HEC Paris Rolls Out Heavyweight Alumni
Heads of tech, finance, environment and helicopter-leasing firms come to ThoughtBox
Clean Shirt, Smart Shoes and Eyelid Surgery
Competition for jobs forces Chinese youth to go under the knife
Challenges for LGBT People in the Business World
It's still a taboo subject but corporations and b-schools are supporting LGBT issues
Females Not Making the Top Jobs
The number of women at b-school is rising but may mean more women hitting the glass ceiling
Alternative Guide to Surviving The Recession
Q&A With Frankki Oh, MBA trash collector-turned-business guru
Women Should Use Femininity to Get Their Way
Former gender equality worker and Wharton MBA argues that there's no point trying to bargain like a man
Birmingham MBA Turns Trash Collector
Malaysian quits corporate world for a better cash return and life without stress
GWSB Prepares Students to Manage Their Careers
Career training starts before orientation and networking is not just an old cliché according to F. David Fowler Career Center's Executive Director
Real-life Job Interview Questions And Answers
Candidates share their smartest responses and slip-ups at the likes of Morgan Stanley, UBS and Icap
How To Get Through Those Four Recruitment Rounds
All that stands between you and your dream job is an application form, a numeracy test, an interview and an assessment center
Graduate Training Schemes: Hard Work Is The Common Denominator
Classroom training, on-the-job training and even going back to b-school await new-comers to the banking industry
Only Developed Asian Markets Offer A Career Path
It’s still hard for foreigners to adapt in relationship-driven countries like China and India, say experts
Headhunter Warns Candidates Not to Get Stroppy
City job-seekers can count on death, taxes and an upturn
Spoon-feeding Jobs to Indian MBAs?
Indian b-schools guarantee jobs for everyone. Sounds like heaven? Think again
China's booming economy attracts Indian talent
Speaking Chinese puts Chennai-born MBA in a good mood
Post-MBA Career Triple Jump Becomes Harder
Students should lower their expectations says Cass Business School careers manager, but many of them disagree
French Firms Attract Grads Back to China
ESSEC graduate explains the lure of working for a French firm in China
I Want to Get on a Bigger Stage
With finance jobs scarce, a JP Morgan associate explains why he’s quitting to go back to school, and why he needs a mentor
CEIBS And The Rest
Official at China's A-list b-school warns that international students have trouble finding jobs
The Most Exciting Company in the World
But China's BYD passes over business grads in favor of "practical" migrant labor
Be A Master Of Networking
The ultimate guide to networking, from cycling clubs to lunching with CEOs. Plus how to write those pesky introductory emails.
How to Write to Alumni For Help
Expert guide on working the vaunted alum network without coming across like a brown-noser or a stalker. Or both.
How to Network
Some experienced hands share their networking techniques and thoughts on how to avoid "desperate greaser" syndrome
Business Games Beat Business Education
Challenges are a great learning experience, but girlfriends are less impressed
Harvard Business School to Favour people with
Professor Warren McFarlan says move is response to changing job market
Elite Chinese Chemistry Grad for Hire at $588 per month
Lulu catches up with Mr. Wang at the No. 35 National Senior-Level Talent Career Fair in Beijing
The Credit Crunch MBA
How much would you pay for a life where you had to work and study 70 hours a week, save money wherever possible and always be uncertain about the future?
Foreign MBAs victims of US government's bailout policies
New economic policies cost NYU business student a secure banking job
Smoking More but Not Desperate: Chinese Graduates
Four students graduating now talk job-hunting frustration
Three People in a Semi Circle? Normally That's Men
SuperKris's fears of being left standing around with a drink at the next office gathering are relieved by UK networking sensation Will Kintish
