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johnyuehan
Joined: 02 Nov 2006
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Location: rural Japan
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 Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 3:49 pm Post subject: Whats your impression of Beijing for working? |
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| I have been told that BJ is not of interest for work to many foreigners, and that they prefer other cities like Shanghai or Guanzhou. I wonder how many of you feel this way or not. |
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william wallace
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Location: in between
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Hmmmmmm ? Well, I've been here a while, and ummmmm, I'm not sure, kinda gone to the dogs. Maybe, I'll specifically post on that.
The big thing is: If folks were making 15,000 a month in 2000, 11,000 in 2001, 8,000 in 2002, and so on; the guy contemplating coming in 2008 for 5,000 will still come for that 5,000- Just like the guy that comes in 2009 for 4,000.And I'm sure the guy coming in 2010 will put up a good argument as to why he's coming for 2,000. |
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james s
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Location: Raincity
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Steppenwolf
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I would prefer the climate up north over that of Guangzhou but I am firmly rooted down south.
Another plus for Peking is it's proximity to parts of China that have places of historic interest. The city itself has a lot more than, say, Guangzhou does.
Talking of salaries...that may be a different topic. |
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