I was able to uncover errors that were being made and alert my superiors so that the problem could be rectified.
The experience was valuable for a couple of reasons. For one, it provided me with a framework for the functional application of financial analysis. I learned much by poring through both the financial and managerial accounting figures. I focused on determining efficiencies, and was successful in making improvements in small ways.
I gained considerable experience in front line business as well. This acts as a complement to my academic background, because it puts that background into perspective. At Ming Feng, I gained a real appreciation for the way business works in the real world. It was a step into the old Hong Kong for me, away from the glass towers, but at the same time these are precisely the types of businesses that drive the world's economy. I found the entire experience fascinating from that perspective.
Ming Feng was the most functional of the three positions I had, since I was focused on basic accounting tasks. Yet, I gained a lot of experience there and was able to apply much of my academic background in the course of my daily financial analysis. My accomplishments were in a support role, but this is a role that I will play from time to time, particularly as I learn the commercial banking trade.
During my time at Hang Sing Trading, I worked as marketing intern. This role also utilized my financial expertise. I worked on pricing strategies for our Chinese shipping operations. Through a superior pricing regime,...
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