Boss Zhipin Employment information for Chinese overseas students returning to China
This session is co-host by the GW4 Universities. (Bath, Bristol, Cardiff, and Exeter)
BOSS Zhipin is not only a well-known mobile internet recruitment platform in China but also a thoughtful job-seeking and recruitment partner for overseas students and the Chinese community abroad. As a recruitment app that highly values international students, BOSS Zhipin is dedicated to tailoring a series of high-quality, lively, and philanthropic offline activities, as well as sharing practical job-seeking tips for the international student community.
The Speaker:
Junzhang Mou - Graduated from Macquarie University in Australia, holding dual master's degrees in Communication Studies and International Business. After graduation, he worked at a well-known media company in Australia. Currently, he is responsible for international affairs related to overseas students at BOSS Zhipin. With over 5 years of experience in assisting international students in the job-seeking field, he has supported recruitment efforts for numerous companies, accumulating rich experience in the employment of overseas returnees.
In this session, we will cover:
Performance of the International Student Population:
Changes in the demographics of international students, including their countries of origin, educational backgrounds, and majors.
Identification of peak periods for job-seeking among international students in different countries (Insight: Defining the timeline for recent graduates).
Changes in preferences for cities among international students upon returning to their home country.
Analysis of industries most preferred by international students (Insight: Strategies for determining expected salary).
2. Preferences in Job Positions for International Students:
Overview of the overall changes in positions sought by returning overseas graduates.
Identification of job positions that tend to attract international students.
This session will be in Teams Webinar mode so you won't be able to turn on camera or speaker. You can email your questions to Pauline Zhang at lz367@exeter.ac.uk or leave a message in the chat box during the session.
Please note this session will be conducted in Mandarin and won't be recorded.
Mon, Feb 26, 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM (GMT)
We look forward to having you attend the event!
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