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Successful Conclusion of LSGI Career Talk 2025: Bridging Opportunities in Private and Government Sectors

7 Mar 2025

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Group photo of Planning Department

Group photo with private sector


The LSGI Career Talk Series 2025 concluded successfully, offering invaluable insights into career paths and recruitment strategies across both private and government sectors. Held on February 21st and 28th, and March 7th, the series featured a diverse line-up of speakers from six prominent private companies alongside with government sectors.

Session I – Private Company

The event kicked off with the private sector session on 21 February, where industry leaders from six dynamic companies, including ARUP, Build King, China State Construction Engineering, Esri China (Hong Kong), Leica Geosystems and Ming Hing Waterworks. Industry leaders shared their expertise and provided attendees with a comprehensive understanding of the current job market trends. Participants gained first-hand knowledge about the skills and attributes sought by employers, as well as practical tips on how to navigate the recruitment process effectively.

Session II – The Government of the HKSAR

Following the private sector insights, the government sector sessions on 28 February and 7 March offered attendees a unique perspective on careers within public service. Speakers from the Lands Department, Planning Department, Highway Department and Civil Engineering and Development Department highlighted the rewarding opportunities available in government roles, emphasizing the importance of public service and the impact these positions have on community development and planning.

Throughout the series, attendees had the opportunity to engage directly with speakers during interactive Q&A sessions, fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas and advice. The event served as a valuable platform for networking, allowing participants to connect with industry professionals and explore potential career paths. Thank you to all speakers for their fruitful sharing to near 300 students of LSGI in these sessions.


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