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breemark717

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Q: Which city in China is the easiest to find a job as a web developer?

Hello! I have 4 years of working experience as a full stack software developer and I would like to continue my professional career in China. I would like to know advice in order to be able to land a job in China.

5 years 8 weeks ago in Business & Jobs - China

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icnif77

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See 'Find Jobs' and apply ...

Since the web became fully functional and widely used, geographic points lost an importance and relevance.

The only requirement remain open is one's language spoken ... fluently:

https://jobs.echinacities.com/jobs/search/?keyword=software+developer&ci...

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icnif77

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See 'Find Jobs' and apply ...

Since the web became fully functional and widely used, geographic points lost an importance and relevance.

The only requirement remain open is one's language spoken ... fluently:

https://jobs.echinacities.com/jobs/search/?keyword=software+developer&ci...

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Sandnose

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Unless you are FULLY fluent in reading, writing and speaking Chinese and/or Cantonese you'd be better off staying at home on stimulus cheque charity. It's not going to happen.

breemark717:

Thanks man! I got some job offers in Shanghai, but I was looking for some other city, perhaps more... "local" ?
Thanks for the advice man, ill practice my mandarin more.

cheers

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