Career Hack Guide to Working in China
Welcome to our always-up-to-date guide on living and working in China. Below you'll find information on jobs in China, Chinese culture, getting a visa in China and more.
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How to Secure a Marketing Job in China
Today Career Hack is interviewing Linda of LindaLivinginChina.com
Linda was keen on not having to start out as a teacher in China and successfully secured a paid marketing position in China
5 Industries that China Expats Should Break Into
“You’re going to China? How brave of you! But aren’t you going to miss all the comforts of home?”
For anyone to have made the so-called brave and daring decision to
How to Get a Job Teaching in China
While searching for teaching jobs in China, you might have certain expectations – perhaps a classroom full of adorable young students, eagerly ready to learn their ABC’s and some simple
Career Hack Case Study: Getting a PR Job in China
Today’s Career Hacking case study is that of Dan Sehl, who currently works as an Associate at Weber Shandwick in Beijing. Weber Shandwick is one of the world’s leading global
Case Study: Working in Chengdu, China
Joel Ferris is an American expat in China who worked with the United States Chamber of Commerce in Chengdu, South West China. Let's take a look at his experience and
Case Study: Jobs in China’s Health Care System
We had the pleasure of speaking with Adam Powell, Ph.D., President of Payer+Provider Syndicate
What do you do?
I am a healthcare economist, and my company, Payer+Provider Syndicate, uses findings from health
Case Study: Shenzhen Jobs in China’s Nuclear Sector
Simon Cartoon, a good friend of Career Hack and devout Sinophile, is currently working in the nuclear industry in China, which is a hot sector right now and will be for some
How to Teach English In Thailand
Introduction
You have just graduated and now find yourself wondering what to do with your life. They say that graduating with a degree allows you to work in the chosen field
Get a Job Teaching English In Korea
Introduction
Dear Graduate,
Congratulations on your diploma! We are writing to inform you that your first loan payment, of $666.66, is due Friday, May 13th. If you are unable to pay us,