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Q: How do you get an office job that matters on yor resume?

Hi,

 

So this is my situation:

I have a very general degree, not in sciences, and my work exp is mostly customer service based so far. I also speak and write Chinese if that helps (from what I've read on this site so far I think it does) 

 

My problem is that I can't seem to find a resume building job here...or at least not yet..I'm hoping to do something, anything business related, or just an office job with a decent title...

 

I'm not in China right now, so where should I go and look for those jobs? and what to do if I'm in China?

 

Thanks

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have you tried looking for work in foreign companies that are based in China where this might be an asset? there was a similar post recently about this. Try Linked-In

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have you tried looking for work in foreign companies that are based in China where this might be an asset? there was a similar post recently about this. Try Linked-In

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Find a rich, fat guy to look after you and you can have any title you like.  Or a sugar mummy - whatever works.

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Intern.

It's the best way here to pad out that C.V.

You'll get exploited but the experience will look good.

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