Ida Said:

Working in Hong Kong straight out of college?

We Answered:

Try for any of the major consulting firms that can post you there. Booz-Allen, etc. (The biggies)

Ruth Said:

Hong Kong govenment sucks for not providing pension payments just like Japan, should the authority do now?

We Answered:

That's what they get for reverting back to China. Should have stayed with the Brits.

Mario Said:

As a Malaysian, what is the best way to look for a job at Singapore or Hong Kong?

We Answered:

Hi,

What you can do is to find out what are some good companies with branches in SG and HK and go to their websites to contact them direct.

Also you can try MORE online job search portals. Some good ones you can try:

www.jobsdb.com
www.monster.com

Another way is through your network... ask around for friends working in the same industry and see if they can point you somewhere.. maybe friends outside of your industry can help as well.. you really never know...

Good luck! ;)

Thelma Said:

Where Can I Search And Apply For Jobs All Over The World?

We Answered:

Try the major job boards such as Monster.

Try also www.JobsBiz.com for help in job search strategies etc.

Victoria Said:

How can I find a good job in Hong Kong from America?

We Answered:

Most contracts for overseas expats are 2 years in HK. The big indstries here are trading, shipping, finance and law. So if your area of study falls into one of those categories you will have better show. Otherwise you can teach English if you are just looking to live over here. Best to look for HK based recruitment firms. www.jiujik.com is a job database.

Erik Said:

Looking for work in Hong Kong without speaking Cantonese?

We Answered:

Unfortunately all the accountant positions in Hong Kong require good command of English and Mandarin, or Good command of English and Cantonese !!!
There are opportunities available, though they might be limited to senior positions - where Cantonese/Mandarin isn't a prerequisite. To start your search, try www.jobsdb.com.hk, or even www.classifiedpost.com.You could even try the black and white section of HK Magazine. They usually have a good listing of expat jobs.