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Ph.D in Science to Consultant? ask for help!

 
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#0 Ph.D in Science to Consultant? ask for help!
 
anderson
28.10.7 00:00
 
expected to get a Ph.D in science in 2 years from a top university in Japan. I am interested in hi-tech intellectural properties and consulting jobs. Is there any possibilites for me to get into such careers?although i am a science student, i concerns very much about international finance & economic-political affairs. I'am subscribing to a lot of web magazines, and read major news papers frequently. I am also reading some english economics&management books.BTW, 24-year-old male, good communication skills, no W.E, 3 languages: japanese, madarin chinese & english.Thanks for any comments.
 
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#0 RE: Ph.D in Science to Consultant? ask for help!
 
hh
28.10.7 00:00
 
Hi,I just finished my science PhD and started at a big 4. It's done easily enough, although at most places you'll be starting off at graduate level. A PhD doesn't really give you skills that are applicable enough to go in higher. You don't need much b'ness or finance knowledge - just a broad awareness of current issues. So you're doing plenty already.Which country do you want to work in? If the UK, then I would get your English a little more polished (no offence). Any specific questions, I'd be happy to answer.
 
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wu li
29.10.7 00:00
 
Congratulations on your nice job, and thanks a lot for your reply!I do have a awareness of current issues. But I don't know much about management and economics except for some common ideas. I have a BSc in biology, now am studying biophysics (cell membranes). How can I connect those knowledge with a consulting job? how about your work load? is there a great amount of new things needed to study for your job? what do you think about the most difficulties for us science graduates?I like learning english though it's difficult for me. And I welcome any comments which can help me improve english.:) I was planning to find a position in Asia: Tokyo, Shanghai, Hongkong or Singapore where I can make use of my asian background. But if there are also some possibilities to get into EU or US located companies through global recruiting, I'd love to try my best! I don't know much information about that, so I'd be grateful if you could give me some advices. Besides english, are there any other special requests for overseas applicators? Thanks again!
 
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Davy
01.05.8 00:00
 
Hi, Just read your message.. Hope you are happy away from the bench... I am currently applying to various consultancy firm and wondering how long did it take for them to get back to you once you send your CV??
 
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