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Global Interest in China's Robotics Industry Drives Talent Flow

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Miriam Wickertsheim, general manager of Direct HR, reported that global interest in working in China has more than doubled this year compared to two years ago. The recruitment firm receives numerous inquiries from jobseekers in Europe, Australia, and Arab countries. Federico Flamenco, a Salvadoran engineer, is one such professional working at JAKA Robotics in China, where he assists overseas customers with robotic solutions.

From brazilsun.com

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Flamenco is part of a growing number of foreign professionals drawn to China by expanding career opportunities in fast-growing industries. This trend strengthens China's appeal amid economic pressures in some overseas markets.

From brazilsun.com

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  • EuropeSource of numerous jobseeker inquiries to China
  • South AmericaSource of jobseeker inquiries to China
  • Latin AmericaRegion from which foreign professionals are being drawn to China
  • BeijingLocation of the fast-growing robotics industry and career opportunities

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