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Chinese job hunters go online with 140-character micro-resumes
By Jon Russell Wed, May 25, 2011 3:00PM UTC View Comments
With more than 140 million Chinese people using Sina Weibo – the country’s most popular microblogging service given that Twitter is banned - the effects of 140-character bursts of information are changing processes and communication across the nation. Weibos are know as a place for controversy, with politics and taboo subjects frequent discussion topics, but its...
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