Which uni for finance degree ? (1 Viewer)
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Well i just want to work in Australia, i dont like travelling across the world lol. I actually didnt know that there was heaps of jobs avaliable in the IT/telecom field until a few months ago, its quiet suprising.Rorix said:
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imo go for Patek Phillipe or Piguet if you've rich. That's class. Besides, watches are very good investments. Automatic ones of course. None of this battery crap since they're crap. I was just listening on radio the other day about how much these self-winding watches go up in value after say 30-40 years. They're antiques. Imagine you became the next Donald Tsang too, that watch would be worth whoa.Newbie said:
Going down market, head for TAG. Personally I would just wear my ordinary seiko because it's all too expensive for me. I hear Baume is okay, along with Omega.
Avoid Rolex at all costs in HK.
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OMG PRINTING. That is too funny!!Rorix said:
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lmao. Human Resources has a higher maximum than engineering? hahahahahahahhaaMusk said:
rofl
OMG IT and Telecommunication is only 8ks off engineering..............and we dont have harsh jobs and big responsibilities lol. Thanks for the info Musk, but i still believe like accounting and other commerce stuff will still get more average pay.
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Omnidragon said:
but engineering has a higher average.
Engineering starting salaries are pretty high compared to business, but i imagine business overtakes in the long term signifcantly, whilst engo has a ceiling.
Is this correct?
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Hahahha no there are no Human Resources Managers in Dubai. Guess you'll just have to go knocking at every door for a job.Musk said:
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Hows a commerce (finance)/law degree from wollongong? Its my local uni and id love to stay at home, but still get a good degree. Reckon u could still get "front office" poitions- i know a few who have got great jobs out of it.
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to whoever was making the silly point about how a salary survey doesnt capture the overseas pay and job prospects
well thats a stupid argument. most survey's dont capture that effect.
accounting ---> jobs in london pay higher most people leave after 3 years; so i guess that's quicker than the 5 for engineers
Dubai ---> gee i wonder where half of macquarie bank's expansion plans are ----> they would never be sending people overseas
omg i mean they even advertsie for grad jobs in singapore, hong kong, south east asia, etc etc and u would definetly get paid more there than here
saying the survey doesnt capture the true mean salary for engineers only is just one sided ---> arent u meant to be an engineer??
well thats a stupid argument. most survey's dont capture that effect.
accounting ---> jobs in london pay higher most people leave after 3 years; so i guess that's quicker than the 5 for engineers
Dubai ---> gee i wonder where half of macquarie bank's expansion plans are ----> they would never be sending people overseas
omg i mean they even advertsie for grad jobs in singapore, hong kong, south east asia, etc etc and u would definetly get paid more there than here
saying the survey doesnt capture the true mean salary for engineers only is just one sided ---> arent u meant to be an engineer??
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man he's at UTS. the standard's about right.
been a while since Ive been to this forum.....was just lookin at graduate salaries some how stumbled across this...on exchange in sweden atm...weird..imthunder said:
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I did Commerce/Law at mq, when to a normal high school (not selective or private). IMO mq is slightly better recognised than UTS for business/finance, though its is minimal.
Going to mq, will not hinder your chances of getting a good position at all, people at unsw or usyd may have a slight advantage for most roles, but its minimal (e.g. at EY there were so many ppl from MQ and UTS). The only 'big' advantage that usyd/unsw Commerce students have is in high level front office roles e.g. investment banking, trading etc
About me; I held a part time accounting position in a small firm (these positions are actually kind of competitive) for nearly 2 years, I did my summer internship at Ernst & Young in Tax consulting....and now have a graduate position with ANZ Institutional as a Credit Analyst (front office). SO mq potential students dont worry, if I can manage to scrape a few decent offers, you can!, I don't have the best grades in the world either (high credit for commerce, low credit for law).
It is true, a large portion of people working in large firms e.g. pwc, ey, mq bank et etc are from Private schools or selective schools, but a sizeable portion went to a normal school like me!
What is a competitive remuneration package for a sales/trading (front office) grad position in an international investment bank (rates/FX desk)? More precisely, what should I be expecting in terms of base salary and the potential bonus ?
Any advice would be much appreciated (To give you some perspective on my own expectations, I've looked at middle office quant jobs. Their starting salaries start from 75k but no bonus)
Any advice would be much appreciated (To give you some perspective on my own expectations, I've looked at middle office quant jobs. Their starting salaries start from 75k but no bonus)
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