Pakistanis are mostly good to all foreigners, especially those who are from rich countries and when it come to Chinese they are our sugar daddies ATM, so wouldn't we be good to them.
First thing is first, CONGRATULATIONS my friend, you managed ot get a job and no longer a student I'm happy for you! Work hard and save up for whatever project you have for your life man. Are you going to work as a software engineer?
Man that Pakistan man is just as warm hearted as I met with those in their own country, I'm glad he stayed true to who he is even after 9 years in this hellhole
If you apply for positions related to overseas business, you may find more opportunities. Honestly, there are too many people in China, and they don't lack excellent engineers. For example, competition in the computer field is very intense. Kuaishou (a Chinese tech company) receives 160,000 resumes annually but only hires 1,400 people.
From a hr’s perspective, hiring foreigners isn’t easy , first you have to deal with visa and the residency process,2 how to manage the foreigners is also a big challenge in case that they have different work rules and cultures compared with local Chinese. 3, diversity also brings in some conflicts as a side effects. 4, are they really playing much more better than the local graduates ?! As entrepreneurs what we concerned is the candidates output capacity with the lowest cost , and not bring any troubles . We want trouble -solving candidates , not trouble - making candidates. Put urself in the shoes, maybe it can offer you new ideas to find jobs inside China
@@sebastianraw4577none of its racist, it’s simply that it’s just easier to hire a chinese graduate compared to a foreigner. this doesn’t really exist in western countries because there are a lot of immigrants but in china there are very few so it’s seen as risky. they’d rather hire someone they know will stay in china and have a very smooth and easy onboarding process
@@brokelaowaiinchinaSmall place to live, everyone is stressed hence tense and kinda rude(nice in heart actually don't get me wrong. You will get any help if you needed), high living expenses, crazy population density... to be honest I will leave HK as soon as possible if I have a chance😂 best luck man
I agree with you. But in the United States, obtaining a driver's license is very easy compared to other countries. Most Americans don't know how to drive manual transmission cars because American culture has made automatic transmission as the standard. This makes obtaining a license very easy. The economy and salary in the US also allows you to buy a cheap used car or motorcycle.
Not sure how relaxed China is in allowing work visas, apparently you got it but, in some Western countries, local citizens must have priority in filling the jobs before employing foreign workers where there is calls to reduce foreign workers due to high unemployment, cultural, other factors. I regularly read that there's high unemployment for graduates in their field in China. People get stopped all the time from entering the US simply for going there to work even if they have a job there to do or are already employed there. America's reason is that you're foreigner taking local jobs which is a no no. Countries are not obligated to allow jobs going to foreign workers.
China is actually eager to get foreign talent to immigrate. They have a points system with special consideration for those who graduated from a Chinese university. Currently things are challenging due to the circumstances you mentioned, but I am not aware that they would make it harder for foreigners than pre-pandemic times. Cities like Shanghai actually lost a lot of foreign talent recently.
I am proud of you brother. You are marketable and in great demand here in the USA tech arena. Why even bother trying to find a job there? Any western world is suffering of lack of tech people.
Why going to disgusting western countries ravaged by racism propaganda and instability when he can progress and apply for a normal well paid job in a clean, culturally rich, safe and disciplined country like china is and have stable job. Keep that for yourself, you didn’t even bothered to reply him.
Hello You should check your how you record your videos, some images are reversed.... look at the writing of words and signs, they are mirrored, look at the numbers on the clock....
I don't quite get why you need to go to HK to get a visa - or are you planning to go to another country? You should also try the local HK delicacy while you were there rather than an Indian one as you were not in India.
@@RichardLee-bm2xh That’s the policy in the mainland city I’m applying the work visa for. But it’s only for first time applicants. As for the food, I tried HK delicacies too, but didn’t make a video about it.
Brother, how did you learn to speak and write Mandarin? What would be your advice for a person keen on learning the language… where to start? I’ll appreciate your response.
best way is to study intensive 1 year mandarin study in China .. at towns/cities with little to none foreigners. 100 percent guaranteed to work without doubt
@@andia968 I appreciate your input. However, I am not currently in China though I have my sights to go there in the near future. I feel I need to learn a little Chinese before I get over to settle.
Omg. Dude, you scared the shit out of me. Such clickbaited titles haha. Congratulations though. I am super happy you found a Job. My WeChat is down, else id contact you there. Congratulations on the Job
@@graceomakada5082 indians and even middle easterners(less caucasian looking ones)etc will get the same treatment, just too uncommon and people feel intimidated by what they don't understand, they feel uncomfortable not knowing how to properly act around you or speak to you and will likely never speak their true thoughts to you unless you somehow break through that barrier. whites will have some better treatment on the surface because of remaining colonial mentality and their huge sphere of influence from pop culture. but if it's any solace, you won't get treated worse than a japanese person.
@@alanc457🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Must be talking about South Korea or Japan! Mainland China has over 12,000 permanent foreign residents and is proud of its 56 different ethnic minorities living within its borders!
If you’re black in China you’re doomed that’s why his leaving At least his honest because all the other blacks lie and tell fairy tales just to get subscribers the only money they earn and depend on 😎
You can get a job outside China in a heart beat. Chungking! I stayed there when I went to China in 1988. I got my visa from Time Travel on the top floor. Even back then, I met people from countries I never heard of. I made good friends with a guest house owner - so I stayed there even when I was making a lot of money. Hong Kong has been the world's melting pot.
Hi Starliño , I'm Tahir
Sorry I couldn't give you much time that day I had to go for some important work...
Tahir, you are awesome! :)
You made Pakistan proud. Little gestures go far.
What a cool guy.
Nicely done bro.
if I see you, I will buy you dinner. A big dinner !
I'm a Nigerian living in China. To be honest, Pakistanis are one of the most kindest people on earth
Kindest in outside but if your religion different they will treat you different 😅
@@somanathrout8893thats not true at all 😂🤦♂️🤦♂️thats your bias talking, which is not based on reality
China and Pakistan have a very good relationship. You will be amazed to know how friendly Pakistanis are to Chinese people in their country.
Hmm.... just how do you know that?..
@@DC-qn4wz
Because I have some Chinese friends in Pakistan.
@@AraAra-n6o Did they get bombed over there?
Pakistanis are mostly good to all foreigners, especially those who are from rich countries and when it come to Chinese they are our sugar daddies ATM, so wouldn't we be good to them.
Is that because of the "your enemy of my enemy is my friend"?
HAHAHA! Small world! I stayed at the same exact "mansion" as you did in Hong Kong. Many foreigners that save money stay at that building.
First thing is first, CONGRATULATIONS my friend, you managed ot get a job and no longer a student I'm happy for you! Work hard and save up for whatever project you have for your life man.
Are you going to work as a software engineer?
@@kaiserxblue Thank you. I’m doing research work now, as well as teaching Data Science and Web Design.
@@brokelaowaiinchina Excellent. go for it!
Man that Pakistan man is just as warm hearted as I met with those in their own country, I'm glad he stayed true to who he is even after 9 years in this hellhole
he sure is a better person than by leaps and bounds. You appear to be a sewer rat 👍
Nice, I was at Futian Port last week and I stumble upon this video.
Very nice video
this new Pakistani friend is so kind，wish you both good luck and happiness every day🥰🥰
Was really worried for you a minute there, but glad it was just a technicality.
@@JC.Denton. 😄
Man been years since I was in Hong Kong, but it looks like its vibe remains really cool. Excellent Video
👌
If you apply for positions related to overseas business, you may find more opportunities. Honestly, there are too many people in China, and they don't lack excellent engineers. For example, competition in the computer field is very intense. Kuaishou (a Chinese tech company) receives 160,000 resumes annually but only hires 1,400 people.
典中典之--你不干有的是人干 [doge]
From a hr’s perspective, hiring foreigners isn’t easy , first you have to deal with visa and the residency process,2 how to manage the foreigners is also a big challenge in case that they have different work rules and cultures compared with local Chinese. 3, diversity also brings in some conflicts as a side effects. 4, are they really playing much more better than the local graduates ?! As entrepreneurs what we concerned is the candidates output capacity with the lowest cost , and not bring any troubles . We want trouble -solving candidates , not trouble - making candidates. Put urself in the shoes, maybe it can offer you new ideas to find jobs inside China
@@nancydu all of it sounds pretty racist
@@sebastianraw4577this sentence explains why China continues to surpass the U.S.
@@sebastianraw4577none of its racist, it’s simply that it’s just easier to hire a chinese graduate compared to a foreigner. this doesn’t really exist in western countries because there are a lot of immigrants but in china there are very few so it’s seen as risky. they’d rather hire someone they know will stay in china and have a very smooth and easy onboarding process
wishing you the best for the future, Pakistani, The best people.
I hope you will get it bro! You seem like a good person and deserve it!!
I admire your intelligence and diligence. wish you good luck
Did you get the job yet bro? I’m invested in your journey 🎉 wishing you the best!
@@beepboopbeepp Yes bro, thank you
For which company?@@brokelaowaiinchina
Hong kong is a expensive city,not easy
@@distrustful.000 Especially for a broke laowai 😄
@@brokelaowaiinchinaSmall place to live, everyone is stressed hence tense and kinda rude(nice in heart actually don't get me wrong. You will get any help if you needed), high living expenses, crazy population density... to be honest I will leave HK as soon as possible if I have a chance😂 best luck man
中国和美国相比，最大的优势就在于中国有着全世界最发达的公共交通系统：高铁，地铁，公交，共享电车和自行车，基本上一部手机就可以走遍全国，又快又便宜。而美国你要是没车就寸步难行，而买了车又会涉及驾照，保险，停车费，甚至车辆被盗等问题
I agree with you. But in the United States, obtaining a driver's license is very easy compared to other countries. Most Americans don't know how to drive manual transmission cars because American culture has made automatic transmission as the standard. This makes obtaining a license very easy. The economy and salary in the US also allows you to buy a cheap used car or motorcycle.
@@mantalissdev 你要说获取驾照的难易程度，任何国家都一样的，在中国C1驾照可以开手动挡汽车，C2是自动挡，你自己可以选的。至于薪水问题，毫无疑问美国要更高一些，毕竟美元可是世界货币，但差距并没有你想的那么大。我住在一个3线城市，25年前我家门口只有两条破旧的水泥路，道路很破旧，车很少，除了出租车就是公交车。而现在，车道已经拓展到了8条，全是平坦的沥青路，路上全是各种品牌的私人汽车，上下班时间经常堵车，为了解决堵车问题，正上方还新建了一条4车道高架快速路。这几十年的变化不仅仅是高楼大厦和公共设施，生活中的方方面面，很多细节都发生了巨大的变化，也包括人们的素质，现在的人和以前相比，更加的文明谦让懂礼貌
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这就是你们的高铁？
The Busses scream the brits were here lol
Congratulations, you got a job
Congrats mate 🎉
Did you get the work visa though?
Not sure how relaxed China is in allowing work visas, apparently you got it but, in some Western countries, local citizens must have priority in filling the jobs before employing foreign workers where there is calls to reduce foreign workers due to high unemployment, cultural, other factors. I regularly read that there's high unemployment for graduates in their field in China. People get stopped all the time from entering the US simply for going there to work even if they have a job there to do or are already employed there. America's reason is that you're foreigner taking local jobs which is a no no. Countries are not obligated to allow jobs going to foreign workers.
China is actually eager to get foreign talent to immigrate. They have a points system with special consideration for those who graduated from a Chinese university. Currently things are challenging due to the circumstances you mentioned, but I am not aware that they would make it harder for foreigners than pre-pandemic times. Cities like Shanghai actually lost a lot of foreign talent recently.
You can try to be an English teacher first, then look for your expected job.
Nice content
welcome to Hong Kong🎉
What is ur job
Can i ask, did you study mandarin or does living there for so long make you this fluent?
@@GrownWild We had an elementary level Chinese class. After that, I studied on my own.
@@brokelaowaiinchina thanks that gives me hope for when i go to china
I am proud of you brother. You are marketable and in great demand here in the USA tech arena. Why even bother trying to find a job there? Any western world is suffering of lack of tech people.
@@yoberdeb Relocating to the west is expensive, ain’t it? How about I first get some experience and save some money right here?
Why going to disgusting western countries ravaged by racism propaganda and instability when he can progress and apply for a normal well paid job in a clean, culturally rich, safe and disciplined country like china is and have stable job. Keep that for yourself, you didn’t even bothered to reply him.
if you want tech jobs try for database and Linux system administration related work. For AI jobs HK will be a better option for u
you are articulate, and your video flows well.
Hello
You should check your how you record your videos, some images are reversed.... look at the writing of words and signs, they are mirrored, look at the numbers on the clock....
@@xyyyyx3247 I noticed😆, but I can’t fix it now
u get job in mainland?
@@truezyf Yes
random click and subscribe, sending love from beijing, wish you good luck, If you in Beijing, I'd love to treat you a beijing duck dinner
@@bloodzboi666 Thank you 😊
I don't quite get why you need to go to HK to get a visa - or are you planning to go to another country? You should also try the local HK delicacy while you were there rather than an Indian one as you were not in India.
@@RichardLee-bm2xh That’s the policy in the mainland city I’m applying the work visa for. But it’s only for first time applicants. As for the food, I tried HK delicacies too, but didn’t make a video about it.
You’ve been in China on a student VISA for 10 years, how do you afford to live there without being able to work??
@@saprojects1064 Most postgraduate students here have a monthly stipend. But I sponsored myself through my bachelors degree-first 4 years.
You should complain to the hotel boss.
@@Kkhhuw5xz Who knows, he could be the boss himself 😄
Subbscribed
@@jimy_rizu Thank you 😊
you can go to do a movie star
@@rain_windy I do that part time
you are a very hard worker.
Brother, how did you learn to speak and write Mandarin? What would be your advice for a person keen on learning the language… where to start? I’ll appreciate your response.
@@lastpreacher9093 It’s hard for most people. I’m still learning too. I will make a video on how I became fluent.
@@brokelaowaiinchina Thank you for responding. Would appreciate the video you’re talking about.
best way is to study intensive 1 year mandarin study in China .. at towns/cities with little to none foreigners. 100 percent guaranteed to work without doubt
@@andia968 I appreciate your input. However, I am not currently in China though I have my sights to go there in the near future. I feel I need to learn a little Chinese before I get over to settle.
Just being constant
I realised Muslims overall are like that very generous❤
不建议外国人在中国就业，首先外国人在中国大陆有很多限制，国企和公务员就不要想了，想进去根本不可能，普通的私企低端岗位根本不发外国人签证，也没有招收外国人的名额，只有两条路，要么能力特别出众和厉害，能去像华为那种国际化的大公司，要么和中国人发生婚姻关系，否则其他途径就不要想了，在自由市场，外国人大都也卷不过中国人，最好是回到自己的国家，自己的优势和长处才能体现出来
@@allaboutchinaeverthing 和中国人发生婚姻关系只能拿到婚姻签证，但不允许打工.
是啊，这位老哥好像学的还是大数据专业，目前只有中美在这方面发展的比较好。国企和公务员普通大学生想进去都很难，小公司根本搞不定/也不愿意去搞工作签证，只有大公司有这能力和意愿去给外国人办工作签证。除非能力出众否则很难
@@frankfleming1103 说的对
you lied you say u left china but just went to another part lolllllll
Found the tankie.
@@yadusolparterrefound the poorly educated adult
Well to be fair, he did leave "Mainland China"
Bro looks like Will Smith
@@simpernchong Wait until I become as rich as him, then you’ll realize I’m actually more handsome than him. 😄
@@brokelaowaiinchina 😆😆👍
😂 Soon... Software engineering is the future!! Same here i invested my time in it & looking forward to fit in China soon😊
@@mybucketlist_007 Do you live in China already or you want to move here?
Hi, what happened, you didn't get a job, are you a computer engineer?
before he got student visa,but if he wants to get work visa, should leave china mainland and then apply work visa.
@@funnyhaha9733 ah..okey
@@pedroguillen499 Then he wants to go back into china
Without work? How does he apply work visa?@@funnyhaha9733
Bro you need to go to English speaking countries but you wasted your time in China for Job
Brother hope come back again china🎉🎉❤🙏🙏🫡🫡
Omg. Dude, you scared the shit out of me. Such clickbaited titles haha. Congratulations though. I am super happy you found a Job. My WeChat is down, else id contact you there. Congratulations on the Job
People avoid you like you having Mpox?
Mostly as an African you won't be embraced and appreciated much. It's something you have to get used to pretty fast without taking it personally.
@@graceomakada5082 indians and even middle easterners(less caucasian looking ones)etc will get the same treatment, just too uncommon and people feel intimidated by what they don't understand, they feel uncomfortable not knowing how to properly act around you or speak to you and will likely never speak their true thoughts to you unless you somehow break through that barrier. whites will have some better treatment on the surface because of remaining colonial mentality and their huge sphere of influence from pop culture. but if it's any solace, you won't get treated worse than a japanese person.
@@graceomakada5082Chinese are not like the westerners. Kkk
Is this a reality of true????? After so many years he should have kinda residence permit. Sounds very fake .sorry. sorry
Sorry
@@MrDavidcanet China is not an immigrant country.
It's an east Asian homogeneous country and they want to keep it that way. It is what it is.
homogenous? proves you've never been there...or just stayed in one place if you had
@@alanc457🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Must be talking about South Korea or Japan! Mainland China has over 12,000 permanent foreign residents and is proud of its 56 different ethnic minorities living within its borders!
@@alanc457in all cities I have been, Han were a big majority
@@priscillaferguson267Japan has more foreigners than China. Even South Korea does.
If you’re black in China you’re doomed that’s why his leaving
At least his honest because all the other blacks lie and tell fairy tales just to get subscribers the only money they earn and depend on 😎
You are too straight.,, Maybe more shy is better. . I been working overseas. Thats my feeling. . Best wishes Sir.
@@MrDavidcanet Be shy? Nah…I’m not a little girl 😂
zambia sucks?
恭喜你
You can get a job outside China in a heart beat.
Chungking! I stayed there when I went to China in 1988. I got my visa from Time Travel on the top floor.
Even back then, I met people from countries I never heard of. I made good friends with a guest house owner - so I stayed there even when I was making a lot of money.
Hong Kong has been the world's melting pot.