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Making a work-life balance work for you — perspective from a female leader
By Natalia Seng Featured stories and job trends
Career Advice
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Featured Career Stories and Job Trends
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Tricor
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Work-life Balance
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female leader
Much has been written about the contemporary challenge of being a working mother. Rightly so: it isn’t easy. As a business leader and a mother.......
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Stressing the need to relax
By Raymond Ma Expert Advice
Special Report
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Financial Services Industry
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Tricor
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Bank of East Asia
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Insurance
Money is important, and for many in Hong Kong's cut-throat financial services industry, it is a primary motivational driver, writes Raymond Ma.
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Premium asset value
By Raymond Ma Job Market Trend Report
Senior
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Elite Finance
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Special Report
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Private Banking
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Wealth Management
The pay in private banking and wealth management really depends on experience, says Fiona Yung.
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Here be dragons
By Chris Davis Job Market Trend Report
Elite Finance
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Wealth Management
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Citi
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Relationship Managers
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Tricor
The wealthy of today need a new breed of bankers and advisers, writes Chris Davis.
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Only fresh initiatives can forge new leaders
While the age-old question of whether business leaders are born with natural leadership characteristics or are later transformed rumbles on, analysis of the global workforce suggests that the business leaders of tomorrow will need additional skills compared to those of today, writes Chris Davis.
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Finding the right potential fit for a career
By Billy Clarke Expert Advice
Deloitte China
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Tricor
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Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants
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CPAs
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HKICPA Career Forum
Once accredited, certified public accountants (CPAs) have a universe of opportunities ahead of ...
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Plugging into social media
By Nick Walker Job Market Trend Report
Careers Supplement
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Social Media
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Facebook
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LinkedIn
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Twitter
If the average white-collar employee in Hong Kong was paid not by how much work he's done but by how many times a day he was active on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter, the slackers and online time-wasters would likely ...
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