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Q: Has any one tried working for NGO in China? Is it a good experience?

14 years 43 weeks ago in Business & Jobs - China

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Xpat.John

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I haven't worked for one, but I do know several people who have. Most people tend to get burned out very quickly in those jobs. The main reason is that China tends to be very vocal about its non-need for outsiders to come in and 'help' them.

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Guo Mei Mei seemed to like it.

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