Where could your career go next? For two days in October, more than 50 employers from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland were on hand in London to help answer that. At the QEII Centre in Westminster, participating talent could browse job openings, speak with recruiters, get advice on their CVs and earn a free executive headshot by completing event missions. When the Hong Kong · Global Talent & Career Showcase @London, organised by Hong Kong Talent Engage (HKTE), closed on 18 October, it had recorded more than 4,500 visits, with over 12,000 CVs handed in on site.Talent and employers, connected face to faceWith more than 200 job openings from over 50 leading enterprises across banking and finance, innovation and technology, engineering and construction, and other professional services, attendees could explore real opportunities in one place and speak directly to enterprise representatives.The showcase brought the chance to meet, learn and connect all at once. The workshops offered valuable insights into industry trends and career pathways, covering topics from global banking, AI and robotics, and the development opportunities of the Chinese Mainland. Forums convened government representatives and business leaders to explore how global talent can work, live and thrive in Hong Kong. Above all, attendees had the chance to ask questions and receive answers in person.That stood out for Leo Wickert…
Your next career move could be in Hong Kong: what a London showcase revealed
For professionals, entrepreneurs and graduates weighing up a career abroad, a London showcase put more than 50 Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland employers within reach.
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Where could your career go next? For two days in October, more than 50 employers from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland were on hand in London to help answer that. The workshops offered valuable insights into industry trends and career pathways, covering topics from global banking, AI and robotics, and the development opportunities of the Chinese Mainland. Forums convened government representatives and business leaders to explore how global talent can work, live and thrive in Hong Kong.
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