Job
Resources
The most effective way to find work in Hong Kong is by using online
resources, local newspaper classifieds, and trade magazines. |
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Professional
Resources
Many foreign chambers of commerce have offices in Hong Kong. |
Employment
Trends
While all industry sectors have felt the effects of the downturn, employment in the technology, financial services, real estate, and retail sectors have been hardest hit and are expected to take the longest to recover. |
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Cost
of Living
The cost of living in Hong Kong is pretty high. |
Information
Technology
Like many countries, Hong Kong is experiencing a shortage
of specialists working in information technology . |
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Resume/CV's
The major languages in Hong Kong are Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese (the
official language of the PRC), and English. |
Engineering
Engineers serve as a crucial link between science and commerce in
Hong Kong, and there are many work opportunities for engineers. |
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Interviewing
Advice
Before the interview, make your usual preparations. |
Accounting
& Finance
Accountants in Hong Kong are not just bean counters, they're
bean "growers," also. |
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Work
Permits/Visas
It's getting more and more difficult for foreigners to obtain a Hong
Kong work permit. |
Sales
& Marketing
Sales and marketing careers are pretty popular in Hong Kong, mostly
because of their highly visible nature and the job satisfaction they
provide. |
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Cultural
Advice
Although business and government still use both languages, English
fluency varies and it's wise for anyone wishing to work in
Hong Kong to learn at least a little Cantonese. |
General
Business
Management work is popular in Hong Kong, and businesses need managers
at all levels. |
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Career
Advisors
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