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现任罗迈国际咨询（RMG Selection）公司中国CEO， 他一手创立了罗迈国际咨询（RMG Selection）， 这是一家旨在为中国市场提供国际化人力资源咨询服务的英资公司。潘瑞宝在全球范围内拥有14年人资咨询和人才服务经验，曾在亚洲、欧洲和美洲的多个国家工作和生活。
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Tag Archives: China Headhunter
New Manpower Expert Introduction – RMG CEO on New Manpower Magazine
- Tuesday, 20 November 2012 06:17
Civil Servant Exam – RMG CEO on CRI Beyond Beijing Today
- Tuesday, 20 November 2012 03:29
Robert Parkinson, CEO & Founder of RMG Selection was invited to talk about the Public Servant Exam which is the spotlight of current issues on CRI Beyond Beijing Today. What does so many people taking the exam mean for the workforce in China? Robert will tell you from different perspectives.
Listen to the radio: http://english.cri.cn/8706/2012/10/19/2861s728125.htm
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Get Rid of the Underemployment – RMG CEO on Human Resources
- Monday, 05 November 2012 07:19
跳出不充分就业的“灰色地带”
正在增加的失业率
温家宝总理曾在中国发展高层论坛2010年会上谈到中国有2亿失业人口。
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Naked Resignation in Profession – RMG CEO on Occupation
- Monday, 05 November 2012 06:51
Global Banks Hiring Staff in China – RMG CEO on South China Morning Post
- Thursday, 01 November 2012 07:37
While global giants cut back on staffing around the world, some are moving to take advantage of services aimed at a burgeoning middle class.
Banks are shedding staff around the world to cut costs this year with the exception of the mainland, where several European lenders are hiring to support the expansion of their networks.
Three European banks – Britain’s HSBC and Standard Chartered, and Germany’s Deutsche Bank – are hiring people for various functions on the mainland, according to headhunting sources.
Elsewhere in the sector hundreds of positions have been cut at international banks including Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse in Hong Kong. Most cuts have come in the investment banking areas rather than the retail and commercial banking sectors, as they seek to generate more cash from traditional services such as lending and deposits.
But on the mainland banks such as HSBC are continuing to build their branch networks and are adding to their headcounts according to a headhunter familiar with HSBC’s hiring plan on the mainland.
Robert Grandy, a managing director specialising in the financial services industry at recruitment firm Korn/Ferry, said the expansion was likely to continue in the medium term.
“Most of the firms seem to be committed to the market in China,” he said.
However, the hiring was selective, said Robert Parkinson, chief executive of RMG International Business Consulting in Beijing. “You might have banks letting support staff, IT and accounting people go, but they are still hiring (in other areas). “
According to Grandy, new hires were in areas such as transaction banking, trade finance, and cash management.
Cherol Cheuk, general manager of the Shanghai office of recruitment consulting company Hudson’s, said although foreign banks were hiring, they had become more cautious and were focused on hires that could generate more cash flow.
“Banks are tending to hire more local people to fill spaces as sales staff and relationship managers who can bring in more local customers,” she said.
Meanwhile, the growing wealth of mainlanders also has created room for foreign banks to grow private banking business, Parkinson said.
According to a survey by the Hurun Report and GroupM Knowledge, there were 1.02 million millionaires in the mainland in July, 6.3 per cent up on the previous year.
Parkinson said foreign banks needed to recruit staff skilled in asset and fund management. “They need people who have expertise in getting money out of China,” he said.
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