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A Christmas message and our best articles of 2010

The eFinancialCareers editorial team is now on holiday until January. We'll be posting our predictions for 2011 on the 31st December, but little else will change here until the New Year (although we'll keep putting your comments live). In the event that you lost interest in A Christmas Carol or Christmas Dr Who, here are our best read articles of the past 12 months for your repeat enjoyment. Merry Christmas. Until next year...

1. Authentic killer questions used in financial services interviews

2. Authentic killer questions used in financial services interviews (II)

3. Alleged bank by bank salary increases

4. Six situations in which doing a CFA could do you a disservice

5. Alleged bank by bank salary increases (II)

6. How old is too old for an MBA?

7. Who is Jan Sramek?

8. GUEST COMMENT: The seven habits of highly incompetent candidates

9. Authentic killer questions from financial services interviews (III)

10. The absolutely perfect investment banking CV...

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  • Pu
    Public Sector Genius
    4 January 2011

    The best articles I have ever read.

  • Jo
    John
    31 December 2010

    Agree with Santa. In fact, whenever an article is somewhat contentious there are often enough comments for the reader to form a balanced opinion.

    In any case, I think that they are worth the few minutes a week that I spend reading them.

  • JD
    JD
    31 December 2010

    Ho ho Ho Santa! These are indeed poor...Im sure I have seen some good ones. But this list does not have any of the good ones.

  • Sa
    Santa
    30 December 2010

    Funny how people always seem to slag articles off here. If they are so bad why do you bother reading them and even spend your precious time telling us how "rubbish" they are. These articles are free for us, they are not Harvard level articles, but they are attempts nevertheless. Whether "bad" or "good", it depends on what you are looking for and your level of understanding of a particular subject at any given time.

  • Sa
    Sarah
    28 December 2010

    What a load of rubbish articles...

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