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光圈优先 发表于 2012-9-17 17:19
117wik,你小子在新西兰干了12年了?12年前是头猪都可以找到IT工作。人家30多岁的女的在本地读了3年书还找到 ...
I am starting to like you, as you bring a lot of fun to this forum.
And just FYI, looking for first job in NZ for graduates have always been hard and challenging, none of us ever dispute that. It took me more than 6 months after i graduated from uni to get my first IT job 12 years ago, you could say that i was lucky, or you could say that i tried harder than many others.
You kept telling everyone to not waste their time and it's almost "impossible" for fresh graduate to find a job in NZ, and i was merely pointing out the fact that, through out my various different roles in NZ, i have seen tonnes and tonnes of chinese graduates starting out in various different IT roles, and many of them are doing reasonably well.
I am not sure what sort of person you are in real life, what do you actually get from being negative, be rude to others, and pissing everyone off? For new graduates that are starting out, wouldn't it be better to give them some hope and word of encouragement, and wishing them the best and hope that they can be like one of us and eventually prosper in NZ? Instead of telling them not to waste their time?
Don't get us wrong, we all agree that it's HARD, we have all been through the similar challenges ourselves, and we are all sharing our own experience and hoping that others can make it too. Feel free to continue to spread your negativity, and i will continue to do my bits to encourage and share my own experience. At the end of the day, internet is the best place for freedom of speech.
BTW, in regards to your comment that "新西兰华人除了做生意的以外,80%都是做饭的,做各种建筑相关的,做油漆的,或其他清洁等苦逼工的" I am not sure what sort of people you hang around with, 95% of my chinese friends in NZ aren't doing business, and many of them are working as a professional in various different industries (doctor, accountant, lawyer just to name a few).
And also your comment about "华人就是下等公民", you should probably go do a search on skykiwi and see how many of us are actually leading the way in various different industries. Even just in IT, many of us are working as architects, manager, team leader etc, earning >100k salary. I know you are going to come back and say it's only a minority. All i am trying to point out is, for those of us that are willing to try, whether we are in NZ or our home country, we can get somewhere. |
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