Ed Dean

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Mr. Dean joins us today to share his insights on career from his perspective as both an employee and employer. As an employee, he suggests that people should focus on their strengths, be hungry to learn, practice self-discipline and stay organized. As an employer, he strongly recommends that job seekers pay attention to details, conduct research on organizations before interviews and be passionate about their potential employers. Stay tuned to find out more about how to better manage your career.

Ed Dean relocated to Shanghai in June 2003 following 5 years of branding / digital / marketing research experience in London including working as a Research Executive at MHA Qualitative Research Agency and as an Account Manager at Zinc and DMBB/ Arc Worldwide. In 2004 he co-founded iqi, which gathers a team of marketing professionals combining Chinese experience with international expertise, and JETT|Customer experience in Shanghai which is the leading customer experience consultancy in China with offices in multiple cities serving clients across the country and Hong Kong.

Driving Your Career

Exploring 21st Century best practices to help you better manage your career and execute more effective job searches in today's rapidly changing marketplace. Interviews with experts such as career coaches, corporate hiring authorities, executive recruiters, consultants at B-School career management centers, and senior executives who have successfully navigated their careers.

Host: Peter Hill - Principal Consultant, P.H.I. Consulting

Peter Hill is Principal Consultant of P.H.I. Consulting, a boutique career and job search advisory group that has been serving mid- to senior executives in the Asia Pacific and globally since 1999. The Global Times, and increasingly his base of clients in more than 20 countries, recognize him as “The Career Doctor.”
Peter is a Certified Five O’Clock Club Career Coach, dually certified and three-time TORI award-winning résumé writer, and contributor to more than 10 career guidance books in the US and Australia. The China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and Shanghai Jiao Tong University retain Peter as Visiting Lecturer. He is also a frequently invited guest speaker on career management topics and has lived and worked in Shanghai, China for 10 years and previously in Nagoya, Japan for 6 years.