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Q: I want to work in China , How can I apply job in china

I want to work in China , How can I apply job in china

51 weeks 6 days ago in  Business & Jobs - China

 
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OP should rephrase the Q to:

 

"I want to work in China. Do I need to apply?"

 

... or ... they might apply me?

 

 

... more clarity ... broken heart

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lol ...

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look in the 'jobs' section and folllow the instructions.

 

if you are unaware of this basic job application processes and need to be told this, then maybe you are not ready for the world of work

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OP should rephrase the Q to:

 

"I want to work in China. Do I need to apply?"

 

... or ... they might apply me?

 

 

... more clarity ... broken heart

sorrel:

lol ...

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...@implants.com ...

 

I have a powers ... today ...broken heart

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Anybody in the bungee mood? surprise

 

They're hiring here:

 

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/oct/08/huajiang-grand-canyon-brid...

 

‘I can touch the clouds’: how it feels to cross the world’s highest bridge

 

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