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本帖最后由 cheesechan 于 2021-11-10 14:51 编辑
gjlxdz9300 发表于 2021-11-10 06:38
非常感谢前辈的详细分析和回复!读完对我很有启发和帮助!
关于选项(1)。是的,我提到“大的公司积累2 ...
(1) 其實很看年景, 好的話, 這類MBA (oxbridge/HEC說不說得上是top MBA is a question itself)的確能place你去香港. 但是如果你有比较大型的asset management公司,例如PIMCO, BlackRock, Fidelity 這個級別的工作經驗, 直接申請都可能行了, 不一定用得著花錢花時間去MBA. 要是這類你直接申香港的申不上, 讀了MBA後申不申得上也是疑問. timing is crucial.
the question here is not if a MBA can place you back in HK ibank / consulting / AM or not. The questions are:
I/ can you get a job in those company?
II/ do you want a non-quantitative finance career path?
(3) 不是最搶手的那堆公司的核心岡, master是夠的 (but need to be a good one as it is competitive). (你現在也申不上math/stat/CS专业的博士.) 人家MFE畢業出來搶的那堆便是了. 至於說读mfe做quant一方面竞争力比不上理工phd, 那是的, 但其實DS也是, 不過DS比較新興, 競爭少一點而矣, just like MFE before 08. 之後DS成熟了也會是現在FE這個樣子, 就是master的會經常被phd搶了位置, 所以要趁早有自己的expertise那就不怕了)
當然你不一定是FE, DS類現在也有機會 (and yes, a bit better than FE now. but it depends on industry. nowadays quite some MFE add a lot of ML/DS content, so it is more focus on fina application, while DS can be more flexible).
為了業界工作讀business school PhD is a bad idea in general, unless you want to target for a role that PhD is near a must (e.g. thats a big plus for FE/DS, but not for consulting in general, so you need a STEM PhD actually). ROI不行, 而且你申不申得上都也是問題.
(location) US / China / whatever location is your own choice. if you wanna move, better do it now / within 2 to 3 years, before early 30s. 但是這個是選擇, 而本身沒有一個on track的career path才是大問題. of course these two issue are correlated by themselves too.
just for example, if you want to get a non-quantitative role in a bigger financial firm in US, you can leverage your CFA, your current working experience, your duke econ degree title (not the content, forget about that), you can go to MBA later too, the problem here is about US working status (as it is soft one, not likely able to stay in US afterwards). changing to another country is also less likely (still possible, and not impossible if you study there), and the problem of getting a job in China is how much your US experience is valuable. These kind of business / general finance experience are not too transferable across systems.
another example is, if you wanna be a DS/FE, the problem you have now is that you don't have the skillset. if you wanna in:
US: the problem is about visa again. tech firms are more likely to sponsor that (not quite sure about big banks), but if you wanna go to tech firm, changing industry itself is challenging.
developed world other than US: the question is about how you can have access to that job market....probably studying in the target country can be a good solution.
(part time vs full time study) there is not significant difference in job market in general, but if:
- you wanna job graduate program / apply to internship (this can be significant if you want to switch industry)
- you need the experience or income alongside with your job
- you need the study as a stepping stone to relocate
in additional, you may consider a master in CS with some ML/Data content, way better than a stat only one.
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