Which career is more comfortable for Chinese people living abroad?

Immigrants are generally divided into two categories. One category is mainly to obtain a foreign identity, and the focus of career and life is still at home. However, there are also some people who actually move abroad and live abroad. There are also international students abroad. As the immigrant population becomes younger and younger, what to do abroad after immigrating abroad will be a question that many people will consider before immigrating. So we will talk to you today. Let’s talk about this topic.

Because different countries are affected by various environmental factors, the jobs that Chinese people engage in abroad will be different. Let’s take a look at several popular immigration countries one by one.

United States: 80% of Chinese immigrants are concentrated in private enterprises

According to the Los Angeles Chinese Network, a statistic released by major American media shows that 80.4% of Chinese immigrants in the United States are concentrated in private enterprises. In private enterprises, they are part-time workers. 13.2% of Chinese Americans are employed in government agencies or institutions paid by the government, and 6.1% of Chinese Americans are their own business owners.

The number one job among Chinese immigrants in the United States is as a restaurant chef, and men in this occupation account for 13.4% of the male labor force from mainland China. According to media information, there are currently more than 40,000 Chinese restaurants in the United States, most of which are Chinese owners, chefs and service staff, and there are many people involved in the industry. Followed by computer software development and other related fields, employment accounted for 8.2%. Ranked third are managers, accounting for 5.1% of employed people.

The positions with the greatest demand in the U.S. recruitment market include systems engineers, physician assistants, and university professors. In addition, for young Chinese women who have just arrived in the United States, if they are proficient in English and can pass the training of American nurses. Then it is not bad to choose to work as a nurse in a hospital. Although it is hard work, the salary is higher, and you can even get a US green card earlier than working as a software engineer.