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Location: 6 String Ranch | Of course what STK didn't tell you is that the jobs are all in Seoul. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I've got neices working in China, and the economy is not so great, despite what you they say ...
Essentially 300 million people are in a first world economy, but 1 billion still live in the third world. Check out this article
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/12/world/asia/12beijing.html |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | Beal, you are absolutely right! However, our firm has 10 offices in the U.S. alone, 53 other offices around Europe, South America and Asia. I can't say I can provide an immediate solution to anybody but willing to assist in any small way I can. Taking a different approach to job search by getting out of one's comfort zone (such as applying for overseas job, especially in Asia) may increase the success rate. My offer still stands. And Happy Holidays everyone! |
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Location: Jet City | Originally posted by STK:
...I work for one of the largest executive search firms in the world, specializing in the senior level positions... That statement made me think you worked for MRI (950 offices in more than 35 countries), but after your response to Beal above, I see that's not the case.
What firm are you with? |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | I am with Egon Zehnder International. Here is the website www.egonzehnder.com and you will find my bio for Seoul, Korea. |
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economy improving?
