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Whilst it's great that you have Mandarin skills and you want to go on exchange, the big question is what do you want to achieve out of all this? What kind of career path/job do you have in mind? Majors?

Matte wrap complete.

Your majors won't change that too much- best to get involved in societies or extra curricular activities, or a part time job.

Depends if they see you as someone who has potential to join them later on as a grad. At least with some of the big retail banks, this is a huge plus because if you move into an accounting, finance or marketing role, you have a much better understanding of where the bank's core deposits come...

Looks amazing but depending on price if/when it comes out here, it'll either sink or swim against the upcoming FT86/BRZ.

Also helps that the Mazda2 is both lightweight and has a not too bad chassis. That being said people rate the new Kia Rio chassis which is also in this price bracket so I'd put that into the mix for the other thread.

Hi Daniel, I can't speak for IB as I only know from my friends who may not necessarily be reflective of the entire population, but I know that I probably work a bit longer/harder than the norm in my field of accounting (financial services auditing). The 99+ hours per above is really a once a...

Agreed the powerband can be limiting since 5,000rpm isn't enough for racing purposes but for daily driving it's perfect since it's enough guts to overtake. I'll take you for a spin in my car at the next meet- it's not as brutal as the Evo when it was tuned (which had similar torque but obviously...

Modern diesels aren't too bad. http://smh.drive.com.au/car-of-the-year/2011-drive-car-of-the-year-overall-winner-20111122-1ns7d.html

I heard diesel is the pick in terms of balance between power/efficiency.

Agreed. I prefer sedan look too.

Just saw an advert for this on tv and it looks good for Australia's first hatch designed and built in Australia. Not my cup of tea for style but it does look modern at least. Looks pretty good value- I'm surprised about the comment that the price difference between engines is minimal...

I don't know but most people tend not to be that direct/open about it.

Technically OP said "by employees" so it very well could be. But I doubt it.

Some course outlines may also be available http://www.asb.unsw.edu.au/schools/Pages/courseoutlines.aspx

Two very different programs there- both in customer target and associated feature set(i.e. mass market/consumers vs. professionals) and price (i.e. free vs. not). I personally like iMovie for my purposes- I don't do professional video editing, and for the most part over the years, have done...

Once you include bonuses and the fact that you can get promoted to senior accountant/associate a lot faster (i.e. within 6 months) it does make a difference.

That doesn't take into account earnings as a trainee (approx $60-70k depending on firm) but keep in mind the returning trainee/cadet has at least 2 years professional experience (which is actually quite useful and relevant when it comes to both clients and meeting post-grad qualification...

Let's make this topic more relevant/timely now- Omnidragon, would you recommend HK as the place to go for new people or do you see the demand moving elsewhere? Singapore perhaps?

Re: Out of these two "qualifications" which is more highly likelly to INVESTMENT BANK Seriously, this is just a minor technicality and doesn't change anything so I don't see why you two bother arguing/debating these points.