Singapore media: Chinese -funded "big factory" settled in Singapore, setting off a war -to -people war

Singapore's "Lianhe Zaobao" June 26 article, original title: Chinese -funded "big factory" set off a war -catching war in China. The Internet giants have high salary and large recruitment scale. They are the most powerful competitors in the labor market. Called "big factory". Since 2020, Chinese Internet giants Alibaba, byte beating, Tencent, and iQiyi have announced the establishment of a regional headquarters in Singapore as a bridgehead to the international market. These Chinese -funded "big factories" settled in Singapore, which stimulated the flow of local talent markets and set off a talent war.

Former civil servant Ye Jiahui (pseudonym) left the government department for nine years earlier this year, and "went to the sea" to a Chinese -funded "big factory". The salary support for Chinese Internet giants stationed in Singapore is usually higher than the general level of the industry. Taking the position of junior software engineers who just graduated as an example, the starting salary of the industry is only 3,000 yuan (Singapore, the same below), and the starting salary of similar positions in Tencent is as high as 6,800 yuan. The demand for talents in the technology industry has been strong, and the starting salary of graduates from related majors has been pushed up.

While these Chinese -funded Internet companies lock in local university graduates, they will also dig a high salary from other companies through headhunters. Software engineer Li Zimeng (pseudonym) in July last year, at the fame of the "big factory" and 20 % of the salary increase, he left a local company that had been working for five years and changed jobs to Chinese -funded Internet companies.

In addition to salary reasons, some people are also optimistic about the "gold -plating" effect brought by Chinese Internet companies to personal resumes. Li Zimeng admits that the increase in salaries is part of his job change. These well -known Internet companies are very attractive to him. He hopes to add value for his work experience through such a platform to make your resume richer.

The technology industry, including Chinese -funded enterprises, brings fierce competition to the local human market. People and scholars interviewed by the interviewed industry believe that this will cause a certain pressure in the short term, but it will bring more opportunities to Singapore in the long run. Huang Yishu, who runs the headhunting company, takes his own experience as an example. In the past two years, many companies have laid off or even closed down due to the epidemic. It's hard to support ". Chinese -funded Internet companies enter Singapore and bring new opportunities to local SMEs in the cold winter. Huang said that because of these "big factories", local small companies have more financing and cooperation opportunities, "small companies grew up with big trees." The entry of these large technology companies has made up for the lack of technology in Singapore, bringing advanced productivity, technology and concepts to Singapore, injecting more vitality into the local market and bringing more opportunities. (Author Liu Liu)

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