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Oh for sure, but really, for this recruitment drive marketing related work experience trumps..particularly when you only have a few spots available and these candidates show involvement in both work and non related thingsstazi said:not necessarily though. a lot of people have lots of valuable non-work related experience
I absolutely agree!stazi said:oh and im very surprised that P&G stress the importance of teamwork, and generally working with people, as well as leadership. It's bizarre that they have no group-based activities in their recruitment, which would show them whether you actually practice what you preach during interviews
Congrats man, lucky since iirc there are only around 3 o/s banks in china. Dont mess up, and you should have a pretty strong chance at a grad job!dyun said:I am pretty lucky because my father has a friend who has a friend in Goldman Sachs in Beijing. Has anyone here interned there or in other IBanks before? What sort of environment and work can I expect? (i.e. would I get yelled at by people to fetch MacDonalds for them? lol)
I got rejected for marketing, but accepted for everything else at the SDS phase. Well, it wasn't so much begging, but me calling up and asking to speak to the main recruitment lady, and talking about my qualifications. They decided to put me through to the first interview round based on that conversation as " demonstrated leadership by calling up"s.m.i.t.h said:why did u have to beg to get through the SDS phase?
and what happened with commbank?
how many are they sending to singapore?
really? does that mean u can basically notify them like 5 days before work starts?stazi said:well they never sent me a concrete deadline
I doubt thathavy said:really? does that mean u can basically notify them like 5 days before work starts?