Learn to decipher the opaque language of interviewers and use wordplay to land a dream job
It’s the job-hunting season. The New Year holiday is over, work plans for 2024 have just begun, and workers have received their year-end bonus—it’s time to find new opportunities. But even in this golden period for job openings, it’s not easy to find a dream position, especially not while China’s economy continues to recover from the pandemic.
How to Navigate the Jargon of a Chinese Job Interview is a story from our issue, “Education Nation.” To read the entire issue, become a subscriber and receive the full magazine.
Sun Jiahui is a freelance writer and former editor at The World of Chinese. She writes about Chinese language, society and culture, and is especially passionate about sharing stories of China's ancient past with a wider audience. She has been writing for TWOC for over six years, and pens the Choice Chengyu column.
