I will start in a biglaw's HK office this fall. I did not summer in HK and wonder 1) if HK offices offer similar benefits/perks (health care, gym, meal, taxi, cell, laptop/tablet, etc.) to their NYC counterparts; 2) Do people get paid to their US bank account or a local account? 3) How much do firms contribute to your retirement savings?
I'm hoping to get some relevant info so I know what to ask for from my firm. Thanks for any input in advance!
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Re: Firm Benefits in HK Offices
I think it depends on the specific firm tho... which one are you going?
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Re: Firm Benefits in HK Offices
Given I'm the only one of the two first year at my firm, I'd rather not out myself. I'm hoping to get an idea of market standard so I know what I don''t get. Can you speak to your personal experience?Anonymous User wrote:I think it depends on the specific firm tho... which one are you going?
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Re: Firm Benefits in HK Offices
off topic question. But what's ur practice?
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