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C: how's your job searching going?
S: I've landed a job in a foreign company's Shanghai branch, but the pay is lower than I expected.
C: no surprise. The subject you studied abroad is not that hot here in China.
S: yeah, after coming back, I've found I may have to go through a period of unemployment.
C: that's normal; some of the overseas returnees couldn't find a nice job these years.
S: there are so many overseas returnees in the domestic job market now that the average salary has dropped a lot.
C: that's true, and the job market holds a more reasoanble attitude towards this group of people.
S: yeah,actually, the quality if an overseas education is not as good as we imagined.
C: employers have noticed this. That's why they have changed their attitude towards returned overseas students.
S: yeah, I have the same feeling. I've talked with many returnees; some of them can not even speak foreign languages fluently.
C: that's right. Employers will choose candidates with real talents and potentials, and they no longer care too much about whether you have a domestic or overseas diploma.
