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Re: JN
Jerome
- 2009-06-30
In response to Re: JN (Turino)
I think a contract without a probationary clause is okay, and I think a contract that has a probationary clause is okay also.
Naturally, I agree with what you've written regarding the need for Chinese employers to be more reputable. As per JN's most recent post, however, I believe a more thorough screening process in terms of hiring is also needed. But yes, less corruption, more accountability and, most definitely, a larger focus on the needs of the students and less focus on the bank account would be a good starting point.
Messages In This Thread
- (Message Deleted by Poster) -- Are You Thinking of Teaching in China? -- 2009-06-26
- Re: JN -- tatsuospirit -- 2009-07-03
- Re: JN -- Raoul Duke -- 2009-06-28
- (Message Deleted by Poster) -- JN -- 2009-06-28
- Re: JN -- Raoul Duke -- 2009-06-28
- The Classics! -- Yingwen Laoshi -- 2009-06-29
- Re: The Classics! -- Macho Fan -- 2009-06-29
- Re: JN -- Turino -- 2009-06-29
- (Message Deleted by Poster) -- JN -- 2009-06-29
- The Classics! -- Yingwen Laoshi -- 2009-06-29
- Re: JN -- Raoul Duke -- 2009-06-28
- Re: JN -- HireEd -- 2009-06-27
- Re: JN -- Raoul Duke -- 2009-06-28
- Re: JN -- tatsuospirit -- 2009-07-03
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