Chinese job sites
November 25, 2007 – 4:24 pmBeing in the process of finding an internship in China I realized is quite hard. If You are studying something like marketing, economics or logistics then You will find more jobs than You can read in Your lifetime. As an IT guy however the options are way smaller. Especially since China has enough IT guys already. So I expanded my search to Chinese job websites or jobsites. You can switch the language to English on these:
51job.com (english: http://www.51job.com/default-e.php )
zhaopin.com (english: http://english.zhaopin.com/ )
JobChina Lot’s of teaching in China Jobs, but also others.
china.jobs.com small selection, jobs.com is not big in the China job segment, yet some high level positions.
1stjob-network Mix of jobs for fresh graduates and lower educated. Site is fresh and still growing.
The offers on these sites are for Chinese persons, so they implicitly assume that You can speak Mandarin if You apply. Once I run out of other options I will go for these jobs… with my beginners Chinese. Let’s see what happens.
Another option is the German chamber of commerce:
For those interested in a Japanese job check out:
Landing a job in China often requires that You can speak Chinese. However there are two major dialects, namely Mandarin and Cantonese which are worth learning. For those new to the Chinese language this is a decision they have to make. Check my guide on the question Mandarin or Cantonese to get some input on this matter.
10 Responses to “Chinese job sites”
Hi,
I thought I would add to your list of Chinese job websites.
You should check out http://www.LongDaGe.com
It is similar to craigslist in the US, but LongDaGe.com covers all of China, as well as most major english speaking cities in the world.
The site is fully bilingual, english and chinese, which should cover almost everyone.
I expect to see this site grow rapidly in the future.
Cheers
Charles
By Charles on Sep 2, 2008
Hi Charles
Nice addition, I will take a closer look at the site soon as I’m looking for sites that have a lot of Jobs in Asia and specifically in China.
Yeah, looks a little like http://craigslist.com which is quite a nice place to find virtually anything.
I guess there are quite some sites out there to find jobs in China, this article needs some reworking.
By Junjie on Sep 2, 2008
Hi,
We have looked through your site and noticed that you have a jobs related section in which several sites were listed.
We would like to recommend the addition of our Careerjet sites:
http://www.careerjet.jp – Japan
http://www.careerjet.cn – China
http://www.careerjet.co.kr – Korea
http://www.careerjet.hk – Hong Kong
http://www.careerjet.sg – Singapore
http://www.careerjet.com.my – Malaysia
http://www.careerjet.co.in – India
http://www.careerjet.com – United States
and many more.
Careerjet is an employment search engine. In one simple search, Careerjet gives the job seeker access to a massive selection of jobs that are compiled from various internet sources, saving the trouble of having to visit each site individually.
Careerjet’s international network of job search engines index employment opportunities in over 50 countries, whose interfaces and job listings are native to each country’s site.
Some of our embeddable tools might also be of interest to you:
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We hope this site will interest you and can be included in your listings.
Thank you in advance!
Kind regards,
Miki Shinohara
http://www.careerjet.com
miki@careerjet.jp
By Miki Shinohara on Apr 6, 2009
Hi,
There is a great new website called Songda World, which promotes jobs from international companies looking to hire Chinese speaking, gradates and professionals within China. You can register here (http://www.songda-world.cn.com/8.html) . Once registered you will be e mailed available jobs and even interview opportunities.
Kind Regards.
By Songda on Aug 7, 2009
I would like to add to the list and recommend this website to the list, for students and grads focusing on internships, entry positions and first jobs in china. Fully bilingual the website has some nice innovations under the hood to differentiate your resume.
By Nicolas on Nov 6, 2009
here is the link
http://www.1stjob-network.com
By Nicolas on Nov 6, 2009
Hello Nicolas,
Just had a look at your recommended site. Looks fine, but few offers so far. Will add it to the above list once there is more going on on that site.
By Junjie on Nov 6, 2009
Take a look on the chinese version of the site,
http://cn.1stjob-network.com
more job there for chinese speaking candidates…
By Nicolas on Jan 7, 2010
Added to the list, thanx for your recommendation.
By Junjie on Jan 7, 2010
This is a wonderful opinion. The things mentioned are unanimous and needs to be appreciated by everyone.
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