Hello,

I am seeking a full time position in lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, logistic, production or industry engineering, in Macao, Hong Kong, Zhuhai city China, Singapore, or others oversea. I have about 5 years in the electric and automobile industry, and 2 years in the commercial industry. I'm very mechanically inclined and would prefer to work in an electric, automotive, or commerce related company.

Please contact me via e-mail at wang5169(at)126(dot)com or wang5169(at)yahoo(dot)com(dot)cn.

Thanks a lot.

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Hello,

I am seeking a full time position in lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, logistic, production or industry engineering, in Macao or Zhuhai city China. I have about 5 years in the electric and automobile industry, and 2 years in the commercial industry. I'm very mechanically inclined and would prefer to work in an electric, automotive, or commerce related company.

Please contact me via e-mail at wang5169(at)126(dot)com or wang5169(at)yahoo(dot)com(dot)cn.

Thanks a lot.

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We discourage email direct links in posts to limit the amount of spam mail folks get after spider bots harvest the addresses.

Hi Peace, did you search websites like monster and jobsdb - they seem to have many openings. Also check the Chinese employment websites.

Wish you best luck :agree1:

Thanks. I visit the website named monster and jobsdb, but didn't find any opportunities.

Regards

If you are limited yourself to these two cities, then the opportunities are limited. These 2 cities have a good service industry, with some textile, electronic manufacturing plants, and not many aotomotive or electrical business.

Good Luck!

Yes, you're right. I want to get an oversea work to improve my skills include foreigh language, but don't know how to seek. Could some body tell me the opportunities for me?
Thanks a lot.

I'm surprising and pleased that other guys form P.R.C to log in Elsmar Cove.I'm living and working in Beijing as an Supplier Development Engineer.
Peace,I consider that there are many methods to improve foreign languages such as reading books,listening radio,speak to guys overseas.
Acutally,my oral English is so so otherwise I believe I should have better job due to I believe I have extensive and enough professional experience.

Welcome to visit Beijing during 2008 Olympic Games
Gook luck.

I'm surprising and pleased that other guys form P.R.C to log in Elsmar Cove.I'm living and working in Beijing as an Supplier Development Engineer.
Peace,I consider that there are many methods to improve foreign languages such as reading books,listening radio,speak to guys overseas.
Acutally,my oral English is so so otherwise I believe I should have better job due to I believe I have extensive and enough professional experience.

Welcome to visit Beijing during 2008 Olympic Games
Gook luck.

Thanks. Now I'm learning oral English. But, how to learn speak good English?

Thanks. Now I'm learning oral English. But, how to learn speak good English?

"Practice" would be the most obvious answer, but is it possible for you to join a foreign (business) group in your area that communicates (verbally) in English? What do my Asian Fellow Covers suggest?

Stijloor.

"Practice" would be the most obvious answer, but is it possible for you to join a foreign (business) group in your area that communicates (verbally) in English? What do my Asian Fellow Covers suggest?

Stijloor.

Stijloor, you're right. Now I'm working in an American company. Some Asian Countries like Singapore, Malaysia speak Engilsh. On the other hand, some foreign people like this cover. So we can communicate with them using English.

"Practice" would be the most obvious answer, but is it possible for you to join a foreign (business) group in your area that communicates (verbally) in English? What do my Asian Fellow Covers suggest?

Stijloor.

Totally agree with Stijloor. "Practise Makes Perfect".

Peace, there were many people in our organization whose English was not good but after my joining they had no option but to talk in English and now after 2 years, there is a marked improvement and thyey can communicate in a much better way.

Good luck to you too :agree1:

I've moved this thread to "occupation discussion" from "seeking employment" because it has devolved to a discussion about job hunting in general. As always, I suggest folks start their job quests by reading through the tips offered in these threads (no registration necessary to READ them!)

Candidates:
Thinking about a New Job for New Year? (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=19619)
http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=19619
Resume and cover letter - How good are yours? (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=10169)
http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=10169
The Job Hunt - Care and feeding of references (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=19094)
http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=19094
Tips to get past the "gatekeeper" when job hunting (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=9325)
http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=9325

The pay in China and the places that you mentioned may not be that attractive compared to the pay in the US. You may have to take a pay cut if you are hired directly from from these countries. Your best bet is to apply for job that say,"40% travel to China or Macau", then you got it made. You get paid by US company and lice like a king over there because of the lower cost of living.

The pay in China and the places that you mentioned may not be that attractive compared to the pay in the US. You may have to take a pay cut if you are hired directly from from these countries. Your best bet is to apply for job that say,"40% travel to China or Macau", then you got it made. You get paid by US company and lice like a king over there because of the lower cost of living.

I can not agree more with you. Frankly, I don't know how to seek this job with 40% travel to China or Macau. Maybe, the first thing I have to do is rewrite my resume.