Career planning

Author: Yang Heqing
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The editor of this book has long been engaged in teaching and research on employment and career-related issues. Based on systematic thinking, organization, integration, and refinement of the management concepts, theories, and methods of the career discipline, this book, "Career Planning," has been completed. Building on the latest research findings in academia, the book addresses common concerns in the field of human resources, such as how enterprises can use career management methods to enhance employee value, how career management can be integrated with existing human resource management systems, and how individuals can conduct self-career planning and management. It constructs a relatively complete theoretical system for career development. The book compiles the latest research findings in academia, presenting clear viewpoints, solid theoretical foundations, and vivid case analyses to comprehensively examine and elaborate on the management concepts and methods of the career discipline, career classification and stratification, career selection and decision-making, career theories and development, career development stages and characteristics, personal and organizational career planning and development, as well as the different characteristics and management methods of career planning and development in early, middle, and later stages. It is systematic, theoretical, and applicable. This textbook is not only suitable for undergraduate teaching in human resource management, labor and social security, but also serves as a valuable read for modern human resource management professionals and those seeking career development.