AMP Treatise

I *think* this is good news for me! Definitely bad news for people going to school in the US and expecting their MBA degree to carry them into China.

"William Stacey, head of Asia research for Credit Suisse First Boston, agrees. "Ten to 15 years ago, if you were a Chinese with a western education and spoke English well, you were rare. That's not the case anymore.' Stacey says it's harder for students and young professionals living in the United States to find a way into the top jobs in China. It's true that Goldman, Morgan Stanley, CSFB and other top investment banks are still recruiting from top U.S. universities. What's new is that they're doing less of that recruiting from U.S. schools and more and more of it from the top universities in Beijing and Shanghai. 'It's a very tough market,' Stacey says."

GRADUATE / MBA NEWS: China's Job Market Gets Tougher to Crack, not Easier