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All Work And All Play Makes Tom A Tired Boy
Is a sliiiiiight un-whitening too much to ask? Ah well, hello again my devoted readership! No doubt you're all been worried sick due to my ~3 million week blog hiatus, but fear not; I'm glad to say that I have not been incapacitated in any way...
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25-Jul-2012 11:52
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Thomas Tasker
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'T' in China
As the Scottish festival season reached it's Tennants fueled climax, and Radio One repeatedly plays the 'Scottish is' clip I can't help but feel pangs of both patriotism and jealousy. It's not that I have any great longing to spend...
Published
12-Jul-2012 3:09
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Robyn Hamilton
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IBM
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Hong Kong
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Shenzhen
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2012
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Robyn Hamilton
A western welcome in the far east...
Weekend three, a western welcome- or two. China's national Dragon Boat festival ended my week early, on Thursday, so with my parents in the sky somewhere between Dubai and Hong Kong I set out with a Hotel address to meet them on their arrival. I had...
Published
28-Jun-2012 5:40
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Robyn Hamilton
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IBM
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Hong Kong
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Shenzhen 2012
This time 11 months ago…..
I can’t believe that this time 11 months ago, the 6 July 2011, I flew out to Hong Kong in preparation for starting my internship with Citibank. Having a read of the 2012 Scholars’ blogs so far, it’s fair to say I shared many of their...
Published
06-Jun-2012 20:41
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David McKniff
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Hong Kong
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Citibank
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2011
My last week in Hong Kong!
I’ve now started my eighth and final week in Hong Kong with Citi and can’t believe that I’m nearing the end of my internship, it really has been an incredible, life-changing experience. I’ve developed so much and in so many ways...
Published
29-Aug-2011 6:51
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David McKniff
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Hong Kong
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Citi
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David McKniff
Hiking in the hills, meeting monkeys and marvellous Macau
Hi All, Before I came to Hong Kong, I had always imagined it to be a place with incredible buildings and a bustling, sprawling city, reflecting its importance in the Asian and world economies. Over the past few blogs, I’ve wrote about being surprised...
Published
22-Aug-2011 15:27
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David McKniff
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Hong Kong
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David McKniff
Wealth is ... knowing the value of time
The week has been the quickest yet! My project at work is now completed so I’ll be presenting my findings to the Expense Analytics team at the end of my placement, and then the findings will be passed on to the category managers after I leave. My...
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15-Aug-2011 14:31
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David McKniff
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Hong Kong
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Citi
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David McKniff
Mickey Mouse, Typhoon Warnings and Chelsea
Hi All, I can hardly believe it’s been a week since my last blog! Things have been very busy for me, both in and out of work. I’m progressing well with the project that I was set and should be finished it (all being well!) by the middle of...
Published
31-Jul-2011 15:21
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David McKniff
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Hong Kong
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University of Strathclyde
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Citi
Once in a lifetime
Hi All, Fresh from visiting the Tian Tan Buddha Statue in Ngong Ping Village yesterday, it finally struck me just how far I’d come! It wasn’t the combined travelling time of 30-odd hours, nor the unbelievable buildings, nor the amazing view...
Published
17-Jul-2011 14:10
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David McKniff
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Citi
Mao in Mong Kok
So, continuing the blog-opening theme of time flying etc., it hit me today that I now only have six working days remaining, definitely the harshest reminder yet that there is not long to go! At work, things are still going to plan. The main body of work...
Published
24-Aug-2010 8:43
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George Black
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China
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Hong Kong
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Asia-Pacific
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Asia
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Expense Management
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Citibank
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Accounting
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Citigroup
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Market
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Chairman Mao
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Mao Zedong
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Microsoft Office
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Mong Kok
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Brass Animal
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Disneyland
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antiques
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Antique
75%
Or, 3/4, 6 weeks of 8, however you want to look at it. That's how long I've been here and as I find myself saying every time, I cannot even begin to explain how quickly the time has went. Seems to be a recurring theme in most blogs I've read...
Published
20-Aug-2010 9:45
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George Black
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internship
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Saltire Foundation
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China
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Hong Kong
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week 6
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Asia
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Management Accounting
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Expense Management
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Citibank
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Accounting
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Citigroup
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University of Glasgow
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Citi
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Ngong Ping 360
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Giant Buddha
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Tian Tan
Halfway there...
Or a little more than halfway, and it's hard to believe that this time in three weeks I'll be back in sunny Glasgow. Reading the other blogs this feeling seems to be universal and it really is difficult to comprehend where the time has went. Having...
Published
15-Aug-2010 9:13
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George Black
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internship
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Saltire Foundation
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China
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Hong Kong
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Asia
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Management Accounting
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Expense Management
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Citibank
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Accounting
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Citigroup
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University of Glasgow
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Citi
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HSBC
We Need Queen Money
Approaching the end of Week 3 and it's safe to say that the time is flying by. Work is going well and I'm growing more adjusted to the vastness of Hong Kong. Even after 8 weeks I doubt I'll have scratched the surface of the place. Despite...
Published
30-Jul-2010 13:57
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George Black
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internship
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Saltire Foundation
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China
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Hong Kong
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Asia
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Management Accounting
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Expense Management
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Citibank
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Accounting
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Citigroup
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University of Glasgow
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Citi
Week 1 (Part 2) + Week 2 (Part 1)
Hi, So that weekend there I did manage to make it over to Hong Kong. I travelled over with a local girl from IBM who went over to do her shopping there. We met up at the Futian port in China and made our way across the border into Lok Ma Chau. This border...
Published
20-Jul-2010 2:50
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Douglas McLaren
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Saltire Foundation
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IBM
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China
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Hong Kong
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Asia-Pacific
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Shenzhen
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Engineering
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University of Glasgow
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Manufacturing
Hong Kong Calling
One week on and I'm pleased to say that I'm doing well in the "Fragrant Harbour." I now feel well settled and in a city which has been so welcoming and negotiable so far, it would be difficult not to. My journey began last Saturday afternoon...
Published
18-Jul-2010 15:57
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George Black
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internship
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Saltire Foundation
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China
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Hong Kong
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Asia
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Banking
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Management Accounting
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Expense Management
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Citibank
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Accounting
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Citigroup
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