Thursday, August 16, 2012

Newsletter: Moving internally could kill your career

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Hiring and pay trends in banking, finance and securities 16 August 2012
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The Inbetweener: Moving internally to a new job function could kill your career
I recently worked with a girl who changed roles within the same firm, moving from audit to general business services. Her reason was simple: she wanted more work-life balance; her hours were affecting her relationship. Initially she thought it was a great decision – she was confident that she was taking control of her life. But then she was overlooked for promotion in her new position.
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Infographic: Pent-up frustration builds as most financial professionals say they would like to leave their jobs this year
Almost 80 per cent of APAC financial professionals believe finding a new role will be difficult this year, but that's not putting them off wanting to leave. According to a recent survey by eFinancialcCareers, most employees would like to move on; and this could generate a pent-up supply of candidates when the job market improves. Check out our infograhic of the survey to find out why so many people feel frustrated with their jobs.
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The many joys of jobs at multi-family offices in Asia
Multi-family offices in Singapore and Hong Kong are increasingly recruiting private bankers; enticing them with the prospect of more flexibility regarding compensation, geographical coverage, products and management.
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Seven sensible ways to argue with your boss and not get sacked
Clashing with the boss may seem like career suicide, especially in this lethargic employment market. But there are times when you have to speak up – whether it's questioning a business decision or disputing a dreadful performance review. Experts we spoke to say it's perfectly possible to cross swords with your manager without getting the boot – it all depends on how you go about it.
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Future expansion of Citi's new Chinese joint venture may be tricky amid tight talent market
Citigroup's new Chinese joint venture, dubbed Citi Orient Securities, is likely to face tough competition if it wants to hire more investment bankers.
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