Comments for World Stock Markets Live http://www.stockmarketslive.com Thu, 21 Aug 2008 19:33:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by Jason Vrane http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-85 Jason Vrane Tue, 29 Jan 2008 14:51:16 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-85 I can't believe the amount of people! I wondered if any got a quality interview or chat time. I can’t believe the amount of people! I wondered if any got a quality interview or chat time.

]]> Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by BernoJano http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-82 BernoJano Sun, 16 Dec 2007 11:23:54 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-82 >jmdonden Dont just look at the local stories…Look at the brighter side…foreigners working in China are generally having a good deal and enjoying life there…. Don't agree with you here, jm... here I am in China and most of the foreigners around are lousy dross that will never make it in their own countries... here they are exploiting the fact that they are foreign (and 'special')... some of them teach English.... (based on their looks, not merit) a whole lot of them has really POOR English... I pity the locals... who pay the top dollars (local terms) to send their kids to these consters. Other than that... you have the merchandising businessmen who come here to make purchases... or the top dogs who come here for meetings... or to set up plants here.... . I was here myself to invest in an opportunity.... and lo and behold... some Chinese people are just not to be trusted. However... there is a silver lining out of all these misfortune.... there ARE some Chinese people who will go all out to help too, without strings attached. Just takes all sorts to make up this place we call earth. >jmdonden
Dont just look at the local stories…Look at the brighter side…foreigners working in China are generally having a good deal and enjoying life there….

Don’t agree with you here, jm… here I am in China and most of the foreigners around are lousy dross that will never make it in their own countries… here they are exploiting the fact that they are foreign (and ’special’)… some of them teach English…. (based on their looks, not merit) a whole lot of them has really POOR English… I pity the locals… who pay the top dollars (local terms) to send their kids to these consters.

Other than that… you have the merchandising businessmen who come here to make purchases… or the top dogs who come here for meetings… or to set up plants here…. .

I was here myself to invest in an opportunity…. and lo and behold… some Chinese people are just not to be trusted. However… there is a silver lining out of all these misfortune…. there ARE some Chinese people who will go all out to help too, without strings attached.

Just takes all sorts to make up this place we call earth.

]]> Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by susan http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-75 susan Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:55:04 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-75 Think of how fast the economy is growing there- and then we can wish we had that here as most of our guys are being downsized (i work in recruiting in this field-and it is ugly) - that could mean promise for such a booming economy - as in once upon a time the US had that - no longer. Think of how fast the economy is growing there- and then we can wish we had that here as most of our guys are being downsized (i work in recruiting in this field-and it is ugly) - that could mean promise for such a booming economy - as in once upon a time the US had that - no longer.

]]> Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by Fishcharge http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-74 Fishcharge Wed, 28 Nov 2007 00:27:18 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-74 I hope you're not an analyst - because your analysis of China's economy and what a country experiencing massive growth would look like are completely retarded. Get a clue. I hope you’re not an analyst - because your analysis of China’s economy and what a country experiencing massive growth would look like are completely retarded. Get a clue.

]]> Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by WankOmatic http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-67 WankOmatic Mon, 26 Nov 2007 04:13:56 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-67 When will the world wake up and acknowledge we're already over populated? The world needs less people on it not more...everybody stop all the fucking in 3...2....1....NOW. When will the world wake up and acknowledge we’re already over populated? The world needs less people on it not more…everybody stop all the fucking in 3…2….1….NOW.

]]> Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by zack melayu http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-66 zack melayu Mon, 26 Nov 2007 02:39:26 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-66 Use your brains people. With billions of population, i think would be an appropriate scene. I think the people in the photos only represent 0.00001% of the job seekers in China an possibly could only fill up 0.00000001% of the job vacancies in China. Both the economy and populations of China are expanding, and this kind of scene are EXPECTED. Remember, China's edge in the international market is "abundant cheap manpower". Of course, it would have been scary if this photos are taken in Brunei (population: 400,000) where job opportunity are mostly available only in the government and Brunei Shell and manufacturing industry are almost non-existence. Use your brains people. With billions of population, i think would be an appropriate scene. I think the people in the photos only represent 0.00001% of the job seekers in China an possibly could only fill up 0.00000001% of the job vacancies in China. Both the economy and populations of China are expanding, and this kind of scene are EXPECTED. Remember, China’s edge in the international market is “abundant cheap manpower”.

Of course, it would have been scary if this photos are taken in Brunei (population: 400,000) where job opportunity are mostly available only in the government and Brunei Shell and manufacturing industry are almost non-existence.

]]> Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by John Teo http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-63 John Teo Sun, 25 Nov 2007 05:04:46 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-63 A picture tell a thousand words however it may not be what exactly happening . This is called structural unemployment ,talent mismatch . Almost all expatriates whom I have interviewed in the past were so eager to get back to China to work after losing their job. Do you know why ? It is a paradise for capable man . Both India and China are emerging and both have their unique set of problem . They will excel in their own way at their own pace but never under estimate them . turtle could win a race against hare . Be hamble and be humility . China does depending on the export to America however be informed that it is only 20 % of their export is channeling to your country . If they could survive without having to export to America in the past before the country open up they could survivie again ;on the contrary I am worry that American may not be able to produce the essencial items for themselves . A picture tell a thousand words however it may not be what exactly happening . This is called structural unemployment ,talent mismatch . Almost all expatriates whom I have interviewed in the past were so eager to get back to China to work after losing their job. Do you know why ? It is a paradise for capable man .

Both India and China are emerging and both have their unique set of problem . They will excel in their own way at their own pace but never under estimate them . turtle could win a race against hare . Be hamble and be humility . China does depending on the export to America however be informed that it is only 20 % of their export is channeling to your country . If they could survive without having to export to America in the past before the country open up they could survivie again ;on the contrary I am worry that American may not be able to produce the essencial items for themselves .

]]> Comment on Job Fair In China - Thank God We Were Not There by Andrew http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-62 Andrew Sun, 25 Nov 2007 04:15:15 +0000 http://www.stockmarketslive.com/job-fair-in-china/10/#comment-62 China has a long way to go to surpass the United States in living standards. The current per capita income level is $7,800, compared with $43,800 in the United States. Keep in mind that that includes maybe 600 million peasants with per capita annual incomes under $1000, although the average is raised by the richer people in cities like Shanghai, where incomes might be above $10,000 annually. China has a long way to go to surpass the United States in living standards. The current per capita income level is $7,800, compared with $43,800 in the United States. Keep in mind that that includes maybe 600 million peasants with per capita annual incomes under $1000, although the average is raised by the richer people in cities like Shanghai, where incomes might be above $10,000 annually.

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