What percent of your group is international?
I’ve always heard how difficult it is for international students to get a job in finance. Wondering what percent of your group is international? And what type of firm are you in?
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Quite a bit and these people are typically good for improving diversity in a meritocratic way
Yeah why don’t places just hire more internationals they’re usually quite hardworking
Probably 20%
Any tips for internationals to bond better with their colleagues?
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0% international. 7 man shop. Larger firms are more likely to have the infrastructure in place to do the paperwork.
London. I’d say 80% are non-British.
I thought Brits were the diversity candidates in UK/London
anyway, can't wait for the next Prime Minister to be from Madagascar/Aruba/Bhutan
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