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I recently paid a visit to the bank I used to work at years ago. Not much has changed, but what I didn’t expect to see was an almost empty office during lunch hours. Where were all these junior bankers who were supposed to be gobbling down sandwiches while frantically bashing on keyboards at their desks? -
It’s nice to get out of Hong Kong this time of year, what with the summer heat beating down on us and Tai Tai obsessing over the latest luxury sale.
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A good friend of mine recently invited me on a "business trip" to review a prospective client’s operations, conveniently located in one of southeast Asia’s most picturesque countries.
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Inevitably much of the talk with my pals this week has been about the guy from GSElevator as the newspapers are filled with excerpts of his book, especially his time in Hong Kong.
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I never fail to be amused by stories from friends who jump ship to the buyside and end up having a miserable time.
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Hong Kong is a city where people always come and go. The revolving door means there are always plenty of welcoming and going away parties taking place. But even in this city of nomads, having to welcome someone back only a month after bidding them farewell is a little awkward.
