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Hi mate, I personally did ACCT3585 (E Business) because it's a piece of cake especially if you have even a remote interest in the topic. The course content is a tad outdated (e.g. the case studies are from a world when Dell, Cisco and Amazon are #1) but the assignments/presentations are pretty...

After thinking about it, and even considering matte white and matte silver, I've decided to stick to matte black. Now all I need is to pass CA this Friday and then I"ll celebrate by getting the car wrapped!

I think you missed this thread > http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=268765

Ethics and Business Application. It's the last exam before you become qualified. ... but then from 2014 onwards, it'll be replaced with some Capstone module instead. I received an email from the Institute today going into detail of the changes to the program from 2013 which affect the...

EBA211 results come out next Friday!

Yeah I'm thinking satin looks better because matte is a bit too dull/difficult to see... but will think about it. Might even do a bit of both :S And I'm only going to NYC for 3 months so they'll put me in a serviced apartment in the city.

I was referring to accounting roles but yes obviously those who aren't in accounting roles don't necessarily need a CA, but it's also always looked highly upon being a chartered firm and all.

I've seen matte black but satin is the new matte! I'll have a think about it but I do like how satin is a little bit shinier than very dull matte. My roof on the Evo was satin. This is a matte black I found on a forum: Note: old C Class but close enough And yep I'll be moving to the New...

Interesting approach hungwell1337. I personally would've gone for the more 'challenging' and 'insightful' approach but that's just my personality. Depending on what level of experience you are, people might expect someone who is able to challenge the norm, identify opportunities, add value...

EDIT: This is what they did for my Evo:

ROFL that's my friend's 135i. The stuff that Mike (Carbon Demon) has done on some of the show cars like the Jaguars (which is used in their advertising now) looks epic. For me my question is whether I go for matte or satin black. LOL well I already had the Evo X, and I wasn't that into...

In hindsight I may have filled it in incorrectly. I walked to work in the morning (as I live in the city) but I caught a taxi home in the evening because I was too tired to walk (and also remembered I had to do a damn census).

No it's not. But that only happens one or two weeks in the year for me. The rest is a lot closer to 50-70ish. ps. Just to clarify: I'm person 2. pps. If you don't recognise what form that is, you're too young to be committing to a life of investment banking lol. Go enjoy life!

Inflation and just general increases from the competition. I remember when I was on $33k in my 2nd year as a trainee, my colleagues in a mid-tier were on $38k. As for the $1.1k p/m, that's the trainee allowance which is essentially either a bond or sign-on bonus. You're obligated to repay it if...

It's like contacting your textbooks.. but on a car. It's marketed as paint protection but it also can change the look of the car- it's pretty much what you posted up with the R35. Only problem for me is my car is kinda boring (i.e. it's a C class and it's not an AMG) so I'd be worried I look...

LOL I think the challenge is the bankers see an opportunity in the market to do something (i.e. the visionary!). The lawyers and the accountants are the ones who actually make it happen in terms of meeting all the compliance requirements, preparing everything which needs to be done for each...

A grad joining a Big 4 firm would probably be only on about 200k (60k + 60k + 80k) total over those 3 years assuming they joined as a graduate and got promoted to senior. Obviously the difference is if they were a high performing trainee in which case they would be joining at a higher level and...

I work primarily with people in DCM from the various US and Japanese banks. Their work is not something I could be stuffed dealing with everyday but I think some people would get a kick out of their forecasting/etc. To be honest I would even go as far to say the work itself isn't that hard, but...

Given the huge number of people who write up about wanting to get into IB, no doubt attracted by the marketing, brand names and salaries, how many people here have a decent understanding of what IB actually entails? I work with a lot of IBers for my job when it comes to issuing debt products...

Wouldn't grow that rapidly I don't think... well not in a term deposit anyway. More like 25 years I think.