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An expat position in China was once considered an excellent opportunity with attractive conditions. Today, Western executives are much less in demand. In an interview with Table.Briefings, Shanghai-based HR consultant Miriam Wickertsheim explains what this means for foreign companies.
By Julia Fiedler
Einst galt eine Expat-Position in China als hervorragende Chance mit attraktiven Konditionen. Heute sind westliche Manager deutlich weniger gefragt. Was das für deutsche Unternehmen bedeutet, erklärt die Shanghaier Personalberaterin Miriam Wickertsheim im Interview mit Table.Briefings.
By Julia Fiedler
Every year, millions of university graduates flood the Chinese job market. Their expectations of companies are becoming ever higher. But they often lack the basic skills that employers require. But even for Western university graduates, the first steps in China will not be easy.
By Marcel Grzanna
Hong Kong is home to many multinational and German companies. As a bridgehead to China, but also for the region, the city is very attractive. But for the past few months, people have been wondering more and more about Hong Kong's future. Will the city manage to gain significance, or will the metropolis take a back seat to locations on the Mainland?
By Ning Wang