Baidu's PR chief Qu Jing reportedly left the company after criticism over her Douyin videos demanding that workers must be available 24 hours a day
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Discussion
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@danielolimac
Daniel Camilo
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I was once interviewed in person (in Shenzhen) for a marketing position at Baidu and it was one of the weirdest and most insulting interviews I ever had. They wanted me to produce an outrageous amount of test content that would take me days to complete.
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@asiatechwire
@asiatechwire
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Qu Jing, Baidu's vice president of public relations, who was caught up in a crisis on online public opinion this week, allegedly drew a picture of the China Morning Post (SCMP) @SCMPNews as a stick figure and beat it in her office because of a piece of negative news. A video... […
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@ivylala
Ivy Yang
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Baidu's PR department needs some crisis management right about now. Qu Jing, Baidu's VP of PR, made controversial and out-of-touch remarks, sparking a public outcry in China. Her insensitive comments included disregard for employees' family circumstances and threats of... [image]
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@secondringszn
@secondringszn
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“get 1m followers in 3 days, but at what cost”