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The eighth Classified Post Career Forum provided great insights and job opportunities for aspiring young professionals
By Oliver Farry Job Market Report
Career Advice
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Special Report
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Classified Post Career Forum
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South China Morning Post
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Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation
Whether in their final year at university or recent graduates, Hong Kong’s youngsters are at a stage......
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Career Forum Apr 2016: Kelly Services shows how to treat CVs like a sales pitch to get that job
By Helen Dalley Job Market Report
Career Forum Apr 2016
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Career Advice
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Special Report
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Kelly Services
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CVs
Every job application should be different but, in a bid to save time, many jobseekers send out identical résumés to different companies ......
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China drives need for relationship skills
Job Market Trend Report
China
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relationship skills
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Kelly Services
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banking jobs
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mainland China
Relationships will always be important in banking jobs, and with a growing trend to look to the mainland China market for business, the need for relationship skills has never been more paramount.
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Grass is green for bank IT professionals
By Contributor Expert Advice
Elite Finance
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Special Report
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Information Technology
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IT
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Kelly Services
Traditionally, banking IT was quite a closed career. Professionals born and bred in international banks would spend their entire career in the same field, writes Cody Szeto.
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Works in progress
By Raymond Ma Job Market Trend Report
Job Prospects
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Mainland
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Special Report
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Financial Services
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Harvey Nash
Uncertainties cloud job prospects at free trade zones, reports Raymond Ma.
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'Free agents' may just win the race
By John Cremer Featured stories and job trends
Kelly Services
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Contract Staff
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Contract Work
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Job Security
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Outsourcing
According to Carl Camden, president and chief executive of recruitment firm Kelly Services, a new employment model is fast taking shape, based on the “free agent” concept and reflective of shifting economic realities, writes John Cremer.
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