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| Author | Topic: Advice: Career switch to become a CFA |
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| sosowhat @2016-09-21 15:52:05 |
Hello everyone, I am a Mechanical Engineering Grad, currently working for a Steel making company in Canada. My function there is Maintenance Management and Reliability Support (Somewhat technical). I have been doing that for 2-3 years now. I am like so-so about the current status of my career, but I don't see manufacturing/Engineering has a very bright future here in North America (maybe the energy sector) due to the rapid growth of China (cheap labour) and India. I was planning to do a part time MBA, but I also hear very good things about CFA. First of all, CFA designation is globally recognized, super good bonuses+salary, and excellent career path. My background is Chinese, and I thought if I have a CFA designation or if possible and MBA I will have the advantage or at least the eligibility to work for both nations, possibly US as well. Also, with globalization going non-stop, which 'levitates' the Financial industry, making it a fastest growing with a bright future industry. Am I right? Is it a good idea to make the career change? Any good suggestions? |
| minudesai @2016-09-22 09:07:37 |
Hi! i am from India, I want to register and apply for the exam in Dec-16. But how to go about. How to get the admissions? Pls request u to reply very urgently. Regards..... |
| otavio @2016-09-23 15:54:25 |
minidesai: You have small chances of passing if you're registering for the Dec-16 exam now. Register for June next year. |
CFA Discussion Topic: Advice: Career switch to become a CFA
I am using your study notes and I know of at least 5 other friends of mine who used it and passed the exam last Dec. Keep up your great work!
