2025-06-13
27 分钟You've probably heard somebody say, there are no good jobs out there.
But employers are saying the opposite.
We can't find the right people.
This disconnect has a name, information asymmetry.
And now an initiative called the 15 Minute Employment Service Circle is stepping in to close this gap.
Could this be the future of job hunting right in your own neighborhood?
Coming to you live from Beijing, this is Roundtable.
I'm He Young.
For today's program, I'm joined by Steve Hatherly and Yuxuan in the studio,
first on today's show.
For anyone who has ever looked for a job,
the process can often feel isolating and overwhelming.
Endless online applications, uncertainty,
and a frustrating distance between you and actual, tangible help.
Now, imagine if getting professional career advice, finding local job openings,
or even signing up for skills training was as easy as walking into your neighborhood convenience store.
This is the vision behind a massive new project China,
the 15-minute employment service circle.
The goal is to build a web of accessible community-level service points to bring employment help right to people's doorsteps.
But what does this ambitious project actually look like on the ground?