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10 Feb 2020, 02:59
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I've had admit offers from ISB and HKUST, and would appreciate advice.
Background: 7 years work experience as a litigating lawyer in India. POST MBA goal: strategy consulting, with long term goal being public sector consulting.
Background: 7 years work experience as a litigating lawyer in India. POST MBA goal: strategy consulting, with long term goal being public sector consulting.
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Congratulations on your admits.
My recommendation would be to head to ISB unless you would like to work in Singapore or Southeast Asia.
HKUST Is an awesome program and you’ll have a fantastic two years in Hong Kong and you have an option to do an exchange or I think actually a requirement during your second year And you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living. and you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living.You would be completely on your own for recruiting and would be up to you to find a job and network for it. Which is why I recommend ISP as long as you don’t mind staying in India.
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My recommendation would be to head to ISB unless you would like to work in Singapore or Southeast Asia.
HKUST Is an awesome program and you’ll have a fantastic two years in Hong Kong and you have an option to do an exchange or I think actually a requirement during your second year And you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living. and you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living.You would be completely on your own for recruiting and would be up to you to find a job and network for it. Which is why I recommend ISP as long as you don’t mind staying in India.
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ratbert3334
Joined: 10 Aug 2016
Last visit: 24 Aug 2020
Posts: 32
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 20
Location: India
Schools: ISB '21 (A) Kenan-Flagler '22 (A$) Kelley '22 (D) Tepper '22 (D) Marshall '22 (D) Darden '22 (D) Duke '22 (D) Ross '22 (WD) McCombs '22 (D) Johnson '22 (WL) Anderson '22 (D) Goizueta '22 (WL) HKUST '22 (WD) Stern '22 (D)
GMAT 1: 730 Q47 V42
GPA: 2.31
Schools: ISB '21 (A) Kenan-Flagler '22 (A$) Kelley '22 (D) Tepper '22 (D) Marshall '22 (D) Darden '22 (D) Duke '22 (D) Ross '22 (WD) McCombs '22 (D) Johnson '22 (WL) Anderson '22 (D) Goizueta '22 (WL) HKUST '22 (WD) Stern '22 (D)
GMAT 1: 730 Q47 V42
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11 Feb 2020, 04:14
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Congratulations on your admits.
My recommendation would be to head to ISB unless you would like to work in Singapore or Southeast Asia.
HKUST Is an awesome program and you’ll have a fantastic two years in Hong Kong and you have an option to do an exchange or I think actually a requirement during your second year And you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living. and you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living.You would be completely on your own for recruiting and would be up to you to find a job and network for it. Which is why I recommend ISP as long as you don’t mind staying in India.
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My recommendation would be to head to ISB unless you would like to work in Singapore or Southeast Asia.
HKUST Is an awesome program and you’ll have a fantastic two years in Hong Kong and you have an option to do an exchange or I think actually a requirement during your second year And you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living. and you’ll be able to attend some of the best schools in the world for one of your semesters. The challenge however is recruiting. It’s very hard to get a job in Hong Kong due to the language proficiency requirement, residency permit, and high cost of living.You would be completely on your own for recruiting and would be up to you to find a job and network for it. Which is why I recommend ISP as long as you don’t mind staying in India.
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Thanks, bb, for your advice.
