When was recruitment introduced to China?

In a broad sense, recruitment is equivalent to recruiting workers. In ancient times, teahouses, taverns, and wealthy families would recruit waiters, long-term workers and other service servants. .

In a chivalrous sense, recruitment is not the same as recruiting workers. Recruitment is relatively standardized.

Standardized human resources management was gradually introduced into China during the reform and opening up in the mid-1980s. After that time, the company's employment was called recruitment, and after it was gradually standardized, it was called recruitment.

So, in a small way, recruitment was introduced to China in the mid-1980s. Generally speaking, recruitment has existed in ancient China, and it may have been spread abroad from China.