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The deadline for some BB already pasted...does that mean interview is going to start soon? or as gekko2 says, they don't start until Nov?

Thanks.

 

Fulltime recruiting has started,

summer analyst recruiting interviews don't begin until December.

If you don't know Chinese (reading, writing, speaking), you are severely disadvantaged in terms of long-term career development. Even if you do manage to land a FT offer, it's very, very difficult to make associate and VP if you don't know Chinese.

Better choice is to start in NYC and then transfer to Hong Kong. These are the only people I saw who didn't know Chinese fluently.

 
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If you don't know Chinese (reading, writing, speaking), you are severely disadvantaged in terms of long-term career development. Even if you do manage to land a FT offer, it's very, very difficult to make associate and VP if you don't know Chinese.

WRONG

is it good to know Chinese? absolutely do you have to? no

In the end you can add value in many ways so don't be discouraged. HOwever, i would ask you why Asia if you don't know a local language ... and if I had to pick someone with same quals + 1 language, i'd pick the language guy.

Also lots of kids I interview can speak fluent chinese but can't speak english correctly lol and lots of american chinese kids can "speak" casually but can't read/write (which is useless)

Finally, whoever said cantonese ... speaking cantonese is useless in IBD ... sorry but how many of your clients are going to be using cantonese? The local HK guys all speak english. Taiwan + most North asian clients need mandarin

As an analyst, your "language skills" will just be used to translate pitches, and updates anyway so if you're semi-competent in that you're fine

 

JPM Asia gave out 7 offers for their intern class, and an additional 9 offers for outside interns who interviewed with the firm over summer.

That's a pretty big class.

 

So JPM is not hiring. What about other firms? Does anyone have any info?

Also, are most deadlines the end of this month? I am actually heading to HK soon to see my family and hopefully do some networking.

Much appreciate your help!

 

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