Comments by "fialee8" (@fialee8) on "China Unvarnished"
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@stevec3526 I have no problem with the cost of the purse. What is the problem is that guy only makes 10,000 yuan, and that she is basically demanding him for 3/4 of a month's salary for something that has no value to him. If he made 800,000 yuan a month, then 8,000 yuan purse might be a bit more acceptable. That said, she's just a greedy gold digger, and not serious about the relationship. If she thought he might be her husband in the future, she would think why spend that much money on a pursue vs investing it or save it to buy a house for their future together. That said, I think she's 32yo based on her bday in 1992... so she's left over and used up, and will likely have to find a 55 or 60yo man to take her in.
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The hard reality is that, regardless if in China, US, or Europe... the hardest time to find a job is when you don't have a job. First, if you are unemployed, that means another company did not find value in your contributions. If another company didn't value your contributions, why would a new one? Second, if someone has changed their job frequently, that means a lack of attachment to a company. Hiring someone often takes many months, or even up to a year, before an employee starts to make meaningful contributions. A company does not want to make the investment, and training for someone to then just leave after they just started making contributions. Third, an experienced employee typically has higher salary demands. A company must make an evaluation of hiring someone making 20,000 yuan per month vs 30,000 yuan per month. That's a 50% increase in pay, and that's 100% less profits.
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