There is a big difference between treating human resources and treating capital.
2. 1 In terms of talent recruitment, if we are looking for a job, we will find that there may be five very similar advertisements: under 35 years old, bachelor degree or above, more than three years of relevant work experience, fluent in English, etc. Are there so many companies that have the same demand for talents?
I once heard a friend complain that the company he worked for asked him to communicate fluently in English when recruiting. At that time, this requirement was very common. In order to find a job, he really put a lot of effort into his oral English before applying. He talked with the examiner Kan Kan in the interview and passed the exam successfully. As a result, after working for almost half a year, he can't speak a word of English except "Hello, Beibei".
The recruitment mentioned above is to treat people as resources and only pursue good things unilaterally. Whether it is necessary or not, it requires a bachelor degree or above and fluent English. As long as others ask, I will ask. This recruitment method will either increase the unnecessary labor cost of enterprises or become the source of labor instability.