is like buying stock, you don't just buy for its present price, but also for its value in the future...
HEC Paris ranks number 9 according to Wall Street Journal MBA 2007 international ranking
HEC Paris ranks number 18 according to Financial Times 2008 Global MBA rankings (but... why is the weighted salary more than twice of what I earn?)
I wrote the below when I was still in HEC:
a moment worth memorizing... HEC ranked #22 in the world!
As a HEC MBA alumni, I can only say... sometimes it's not important how it really is, but what you make people believe it is.
PS! Can't write in Chinese by my mother-in-law's computer, will do Chinese version when back in Dublin
HEC Paris ranks number 9 according to Wall Street Journal MBA 2007 international ranking
HEC Paris ranks number 18 according to Financial Times 2008 Global MBA rankings (but... why is the weighted salary more than twice of what I earn?)
I wrote the below when I was still in HEC:
a moment worth memorizing... HEC ranked #22 in the world!
As a HEC MBA alumni, I can only say... sometimes it's not important how it really is, but what you make people believe it is.
PS! Can't write in Chinese by my mother-in-law's computer, will do Chinese version when back in Dublin
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hello! 意外發現您的網站，想請問你唷，在你的網誌中，提到法商喜歡聘 grand ecole的學生，那申請ＨＥＣ的MS master會不會比MBA吃香 啊?
that depends on the companies, the work market, your total profile.... I dont see why you should take MBA if you want to specialise in Finance or are determined to become a banker.
hello Wen, I've been admitted by ESC Lille's pre-ms programme recently, and now majoring foreign languages in Chung-Hsin Uni. I can speak both Eng. and French. I wanna do business in the future, but first of all work in a foreign company. Don't know if you could give me some suggestions? Any sharings will be extremly appreciated! BTW , congratulations with your baby-boy. Fiona
Thanks ;) To be honest I dont know this school.. is it a business school? is it a master degree you'd get? Is it taught in French or English? Anyways, if you speak French fluently then it's definitely a plus when finding a job in France, just bare in mind that work permit is quite essential too... especially in current market condition, probably not too many companies are willing to sponsor foreigners on this. I wrote some articles related to job searching (ex: http://www.wretch.cc/blog/petitnuage/14988341), I think net-work is a key, you'll just need to be very pro-active, if your school has alumni net-work, reach out and see if there's any connections you could get to get a job opportunity. Luck is also important, I myself have been quite lucky... hope the market will get better when you finish school/out to the job market.. I should also have finished maternity leave then and hopefully better career development awaiting for me... bon courage
hello Wen, 很感謝你的分享,工作證我想對我們非歐盟會員國的身分來說有極大的重要性也 是確實.真的就要看運氣了我想.ESC Lille 只是間商業學校,今年排名14當然 HEC Paris永遠都與INSEAD並列第一 無人能比我猜 HA!對於你說的social networking, 才在你講完沒多久 我就立刻也在最近驗證了這個道理,對於該 項建議我會銘記在心.不過我想您的際遇也不全然是運氣,我覺得您的能力也不在 話下,準備好了 機會才是你的囉,真的很讓後輩敬佩,光是前往德國實習這點就 令人佩服,畢竟很多不會德文的人在德國都會覺得難以生存或是homesick.真的 是太有趣了 很希望可以常跟你一起分享和討論 謝謝你喔! 你的寶寶(不在夜裡踢肚子)還沒出世就有孝順的概念了 真的太受教了 哈哈 Best regards, Fiona
Thanks ;) I always believe, as long as you insist and work hard, you'll realise your dreams ;) Hope you'll enjoy your experiences in France!
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