Hong Kong being the world's leading services economy is due to its competitive and well-educated workforce. Its skills and faith in self-advancement has built Asia's most dynamic trading, financial and services centre. A territory of only 1,100 square kilometers, with 6.5 million people, maintains economic vibrancy, productivity and creativity.

More than 80% of the workforce is employed in service industries.
Industrial Disputes seldom happens in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong people are hard working and industrious with entrepreneurial flair.
Work ethic is high.
English remains the lingua franca of the business community and widely taught in schools.
Nine years 's of free compulsory education and more than 30,000 graduates emerge from Hong Kong' eight higher education institutions each year.
Various technical institutions provide technical education and vocational training in order to supply the economy with well-trained manpower at all levels.
Hong Kong's highly educated labor force is prominent for its qualities of adaptability, flexibility and productivity. The university students were taking photos in their graduation (cong_stu)
With sufficient specialist knowledge of regional markets such as finance, economy, accountancy, marketing and law

Components of Persons Engaged by Major Economic Sectors in Hong Kong as at September 1998