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Shi Yonghong from the China Chamber of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering pointed out that enterprises need to operate in compliance with regulations and guard against possible risks when expanding overseas, which reflects that in the context of globalization, enterprises face many rules and challenges in their operations. The EU's preliminary ruling and foreign subsidy regulations have made enterprises' overseas expansion even more cautious.

However, programmers who are looking for tasks, which seems to have nothing to do with this topic, are actually in a similar dilemma. When looking for tasks, programmers need to adapt to the ever-changing technical environment and market demand. Just as companies have to deal with complex regulations and competitive situations when expanding overseas, programmers also need to select projects that suit their capabilities and development direction from a wide range of task options.

For programmers, the rapid update of technology is a major challenge they face. New programming languages, frameworks, and tools emerge in an endless stream, and they must continue to learn and improve themselves to remain competitive in the market. This is just like a company constantly adjusting its strategy to adapt to changes in the international market.

Moreover, when programmers are looking for tasks, they also need to consider the sustainability and stability of the project. A short-term, unstable task may not bring long-term value to their careers. This is similar to companies choosing long-term, stable markets and partners when expanding overseas.

At the same time, the uncertainty of market demand also brings troubles to programmers. They find it difficult to accurately predict which technologies and fields will have higher demand in the future, which requires them to have keen insight and forward-looking thinking. When companies expand overseas, they also need to have an accurate grasp of the needs of the target market, otherwise they may get into trouble.

In addition, programmers are also facing fierce competition from their peers when looking for tasks. A large number of programmers have flooded into the market, making it more difficult to obtain high-quality tasks. Enterprises are also facing competition from their global peers in the international market. Only by having unique advantages and competitiveness can they stand out in the fierce competition.

In summary, although programmers looking for tasks and the issue of compliance management of enterprises' overseas layout raised by the China Chamber of Mechanical and Electrical Industry seem to have nothing to do with each other, they actually have many similarities in facing challenges, adapting to changes and making choices. Both enterprises and programmers need to find their own position in a complex and changing environment and formulate reasonable strategies to achieve sustainable development.