The Current Employment Situation of Academic Returnees
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in the number of academic returnees. These returnees, who bring valuable international experience and expertise, are playing an increasingly
critical role in Chinas economic, scientific, and technological development. This paper examines the current employment situation of returning scholars, analyzing the factors influencing their decision to return to China, the industries they are employed in, and the regional trends
they follow. The findings suggest that while academic returnees face challenges such as intense competition and cultural adaptation, they also
contribute significantly to Chinas innovation and development. Policies and support systems that cater to their needs, such as entrepreneurial
support and ease of degree recognition, have been essential in facilitating their successful re-entry into the job market. The paper concludes
with recommendations for both returnees and policymakers to maximize the potential of this talented workforce.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v3i3.6168
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