When was recruitment introduced to China?

Broadly speaking, recruitment is equivalent to recruitment. In ancient times, teahouses, pubs and rich families would recruit service servants such as junior and long-term workers.

In chivalry, recruitment is not the same as recruitment, and recruitment is relatively standardized.

Standardized human resource management was gradually introduced into China during the reform and opening up in the mid-1980s. After that, the employment of the company is called recruitment, and it is called recruitment after it is gradually standardized.

Therefore, on a small scale, recruitment was introduced to China in the mid-1980s. Generally speaking, recruitment has existed in China since ancient times, and it may be spread abroad from China.