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alexandrapegues

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Q: What are good websites to check for NON-teaching jobs?

My ex needs to find a new job, fast! His visa expires next month and he's unsure if his legal firm will renew his contract. I know its pretty easy to find English teacher jobs online, but is there a good site (Chinese ok) to look for legal work he could do? There's not much on eChinacities unfortuantely. We're located in Jinan, Shandong. Thanks!

11 years 19 weeks ago in Business & Jobs - Other cities

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mike695ca

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Yeah generally as a rule, if your not smart enough to google jobs your not getting jobs. Back to kindergarten for your ex.

I think a better question is why you are in such a rush to help YOUR EX stay? Wouldnt it be better if he were gone? Not ready to give up on love? Not many foreigners in Jinan huh?

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mike695ca

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Yeah generally as a rule, if your not smart enough to google jobs your not getting jobs. Back to kindergarten for your ex.

I think a better question is why you are in such a rush to help YOUR EX stay? Wouldnt it be better if he were gone? Not ready to give up on love? Not many foreigners in Jinan huh?

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monster.com

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dgz

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If you can navigate around Chinese websites then 51job.com is a good place to start. Some jobs are in English others are in Chinese.

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momo!

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