Ho Chi Minh City, Sept. 25 -- Competitive incomes alone are not enough to attract, retain and effectively utilise highly qualified personnel. Hence, Ho Chi Minh City is building a comprehensive ecosystem featuring flexible recruitment mechanisms, modern research facilities, professional autonomy and performance-based assessment. At the Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Agricultural Park, the demand for experts is rising as research expands beyond traditional fields into biotechnology, gene editing, robotics, automation, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, digital technologies and green transition in agriculture. Nguyen Thanh Hien, deputy head of the park's Management Board, said attracting experts must be accompanied by effective de...