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Theme Upgrade At Jobs in China

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

I’ve just upgraded the theme I’m using here at Jobs in China. I’ve tested it pretty well, but you never know – if anyone notices anything strange, please let me know! (more…)

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What Do You Want: Professional Jobs In China Or Jobs Teaching English?

Thursday, November 13th, 2008

As outlined in a recent post called JobsInChina.com Brings You … Jobs In China, this site recently added a listing of jobs in China. As explained in the previous post, I decided to partner with NewChinaCareer. I also expressed one doubt (more…)

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JobsInChina.com Brings You … Jobs In China

Saturday, November 1st, 2008
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Yes, JobsInChina.com finally has a listing of jobs in China. In this post, I explain both the new service and the background to this decision.

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Flickr Picks – Bringing You Photos Of China

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
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I recently added a new category of post to JobsInChina: Flickr Picks.

Flickr Picks highlights China related photos that I’ve found on Flickr, that particularly impress me. I’ll usually add my thoughts to the posts, but they’ll be short and frequent. (more…)

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JobsInChina Presents LocalCurrency For WordPress

Monday, February 25th, 2008

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JobsInChina is proud to present LocalCurrency, a WordPress plugin that allows you to show currency values to your readers in their local currency.

For example: If a post contains 10 yuan, a user from Australia will see 10 yuan (AUD$1.53), while a US user will see 10 yuan (USD$1.39). (more…)

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Introduction To JobsInChina.com

Wednesday, January 16th, 2008

Welcome to JobsInChina.com. This blog has been a long time coming…

I first came to live in China in 2002 and was immediately struck by life here. Everything seemed fresh, new and … unusual. I took hundreds of photos and made notes of things I wanted to write about. I should have started a blog then, to capture those exciting new experiences. Alas, blogging was still relatively new and it was not to be. (more…)

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