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이다 중국에 있는 비즈니스 라이프의 큰 부분 국외로 추방한다. 그들은 기술, 관리 및 실제적인 지식 좋은 중국의 산업 기초를 직면하는 도전을 관계가 있기 위하여 양을 가져왔다. 많은 방법으로 당신은 그들이 중국에 새로운 제조 플래트홈을 가져오고 경제가 그것의 주위에 적어도 분할 건설되었다는 것을 말할 수 있었다.

불운하게, 그들을 가진 좋기도 하고 악을 가져와 경향이 있다 국외로 추방한다. 진짜로 다른 어떤 방법일 수 없고, 어떤 식으로든 비판이 아니다.

를 위해 보충하는 보유를 국외로 추방한다 또는 그들의 모국에 있는 직원의 고용과 관련되는 모형 및 과정을 가져온ㄴ다는 것을 중국에 있는 시간 위치는 이것 의미한다. 그들은 그들의 머리에 있는 이 모형을 붙들고 수시로 시장에 그들을 여기에서 적용하는 것을 시도한다. 때때로 그들은 그것을 하고 있다는 것을 알고 있, 손상을 극소화하는 것을 시도한다. 다른 시간에 그들은 그들의 가정이 부당하다 조차 알고 있지 않는다.

중국에서는, 세계의 다량 같이, 우리는 현재 재능을 위한 `전쟁을 경험하고 있다' 이 전쟁은 격노하는 것을 계속한ㄴ다는 것을 밝히기 위하여 실제로 더 정확하, 그러나 머리를 나누자. 그것은 대략 20 년간 계속하고 있다 그러나 후에 2001년에 WTO에 동의한 중국 뜻깊게 위로 ramped.

One thing that caught my attention recently was a throw away line by an expatriate workforce development professional that companies around the world are solving their War for Talent, to some extent, by tapping into the pool of mature workers in their country. The suggestion was that this would work everywhere because, obviously, ‘everywhere’ is suffering from the retirement of the post-War Baby Boomers.

The reaction here in China was a kind of embarrassed incredulity, and a degree of irritation at such a lack of understanding of the market.

So what was the basis of this lack of understanding?

Exponential Growths

First a little background material. Without laboring the point too much, demand for skills is a direct result of expansion in industrial production or increased demand for services. There is a lag in this demand but it can be shown that the overall demand has a direct correlation to the GDP growth of the country. Broad GDP growth leads to a broad growth in demand for skills and people.

In China things are a little different. The typical scenario for the growth of a particular industry has been that the government liberalizes the industry and it takes off fast, within a very short time. Latent demand kicks in and the sheer scale of opportunities causes an inrush of suppliers and manufacturers.

What this means in practice is that the government gets out of an industry and allows private players to take the lead. Foreign players then form joint ventures with the local players and the quality and quantity of product increases. Meanwhile, the introduction of newer manufacturing methods drives the price down and this in turn drives more demand.

The problem is that this growth tends to be massively exponential. So what you see is a series of exponential growth curves that represent the take off in telecommunications, automotive, banking, shipping and so on.

If you remember anything about your high school mathematics courses you will see instantly see that it is very difficult to look back through the skills pipeline to find strong skills going back to the time before the market was liberalized. The available skill set for a given age group tends towards zero very fast.

So you are going to find it extremely difficult to find a 20-year veteran in any given industry in China coming to you with a real understanding of modern production methods. And of course you won’t find the depth of experience in the younger professional who does have the understanding of modern production methods.

So, we haven’t neglected this source of skills. For all intents and purposes it just doesn’t exist.

Frank Mulligan, Talent Software