排名60的MBA能不能读?

qingcao

>请问qingcao MM,在米国的日本公司工作的话，待遇怎么样呢？因为传统的日本公司是年功序列制，是随着年龄的增长增加待遇的。诸如MBA学位等似乎不太受重视。另外想请教一下，为什么会日语对于找工作会有些帮助呢？因为在米国嘛，大家不都是讲英语的？欧本科学日语的，不过也学得不咋地，唉。谢谢指教>

Japanese companies in U.S are quite Americanized, no seniority system at all. If your previous working experience is relevant to companies, the pay is pretty much align with the market. For one with a MBA from a top school, it is better to look for a U.S company. But for someone with a MBA from a shool ranked below 50th, for someone go to MBA without working experience is can be a good option.

In general, American who has a MBA doesn’t like to work for a Japanese company, so entering those companies is less competitive. As there are needs to communicate with parent company in Japan, and Japanese expatriate in those company naturally feel more emotional intimate with someone who can speak Japanese, so it can be a competitive advantage.

If you can, try to find some Japanese recruiting companies in your target area. They usually can make things happen pretty effectively.

If you don't mind working in Japan, suggest going to Japanese Boston Career Forum, many famous global companies, including all top IB and consulting firms recruit there. If you are good, you can get an offer in just 3 days. Very efficient. And the pay is good.

岁寒三宝

谢谢MM详细的信息哟

rain_sir

美国的UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO MBA Can this be valuable to read because my husband work in this city and I have no other choice? I am wondering to work or to MBA after 4 years study!

rain_sir

美国的UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO MBA Can this be valuable to read because my husband work in this city and I have no other choice? I am wondering to work or to MBA after 4 years """working experience""!(sorry correct it!)

dnianbo

以下是引用qingcao在2006-2-16 14:36:00的发言：

>请问qingcao MM,在米国的日本公司工作的话，待遇怎么样呢？因为传统的日本公司是年功序列制，是随着年龄的增长增加待遇的。诸如MBA学位等似乎不太受重视。另外想请教一下，为什么会日语对于找工作会有些帮助呢？因为在米国嘛，大家不都是讲英语的？欧本科学日语的，不过也学得不咋地，唉。谢谢指教>

Japanese companies in U.S are quite Americanized, no seniority system at all. If your previous working experience is relevant to companies, the pay is pretty much align with the market. For one with a MBA from a top school, it is better to look for a U.S company. But for someone with a MBA from a shool ranked below 50th, for someone go to MBA without working experience is can be a good option.

In general, American who has a MBA doesn’t like to work for a Japanese company, so entering those companies is less competitive. As there are needs to communicate with parent company in Japan, and Japanese expatriate in those company naturally feel more emotional intimate with someone who can speak Japanese, so it can be a competitive advantage.

If you can, try to find some Japanese recruiting companies in your target area. They usually can make things happen pretty effectively.

If you don't mind working in Japan, suggest going to Japanese Boston Career Forum, many famous global companies, including all top IB and consulting firms recruit there. If you are good, you can get an offer in just 3 days. Very efficient. And the pay is good.

你身边有真实例子吗,还是听说的?在美日本公司一般都不给申请H1,特别是大公司.它们本来就是外国公司,为了和当地政府搞好关系,当然雇佣当地人,凭啥要一个中国人?另外,在日本的美国分公司已经相当美国化,没几个日本人,大家都用英语.如果就算要日语,也可以很容易找到日本留学生.

oracleunix

以下是引用dnianbo在2006-2-23 7:48:00的发言：

你身边有真实例子吗,还是听说的?在美日本公司一般都不给申请H1,特别是大公司.它们本来就是外国公司,为了和当地政府搞好关系,当然雇佣当地人,凭啥要一个中国人?另外,在日本的美国分公司已经相当美国化,没几个日本人,大家都用英语.如果就算要日语,也可以很容易找到日本留学生.

听起来是很有道理！我曾经在一些找工作网站山搜索过，发现有很多金融财会方面的工作要求会日语。当地的美国人会日语应该是很少，日本留学生毕业后也不是很喜欢留在美国，他们绝大部分还是喜欢回日本工作。关于：在美日本公司一般都不给申请H1，这是很有意思的议题，欢迎大家讨论。

wenzhang

以下是引用richardg047在2006-2-11 9:41:00的发言：

要看个人的情况,别人很难给建议. 近年工作之外, 有两批人想让我帮忙的比较多: 一是从国外读个不知名的MBA或MASTER回来,收入要求不高但也找不到合适工作的; 二是年近三十甚至超过三十的大龄优秀女青年, 让我帮着介绍优秀未婚男士的(所以建议CD上的MM一定要在30岁之前把自己嫁出去,想独身除外).这两批人都不好办.

呵呵，不一定啊，大部分大龄优秀男青年念完MBA也都是30左右了，也有不少超过30，大龄优秀女青年正当妙龄啊

苏樱

去加拿大吧。直觉告诉我，那里不错

qingcao

以下是引用dnianbo在2006-2-23 7:48:00的发言：

你身边有真实例子吗,还是听说的?在美日本公司一般都不给申请H1,特别是大公司.它们本来就是外国公司,为了和当地政府搞好关系,当然雇佣当地人,凭啥要一个中国人?另外,在日本的美国分公司已经相当美国化,没几个日本人,大家都用英语.如果就算要日语,也可以很容易找到日本留学生.

It actually happened to a friend of mine (She did her undergraduate degree in Japan). She applied this position along with several Japanese students, the company actual favored her instead of Japanese. They like the fact that she can speak Chinese as well, as the company also have factories in China. Certainly this company is not a big famous company, but they do sponsor for H1 visa. As for my friend, after getting her green card, she quickly jumped to a big company.  Famous Japanese companies like Sony, Honda don’t sponsor H1 visa, but mid-size or less well-known Japanese companies do. My roommate, who is Japanese, got several offers from Japanese companies that sponsor H1.

As Oracleunix commented, many Japanese students, especially MBA, prefer going back to Japan. As usually they can get into much prestige global companies with better pay if they go back.

dnianbo

Does your friend has relvant work experience for that company?  Experience seems more important than major and language skills.  Otherwise, one even cannot get interview chances.