Chinese Secretarial Studies

Author: Ren Qun
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Publish Date: 2003-07-03
Features: This book represents a fresh attempt to study and explore the nature and characteristics of Chinese socialist secretarial science, elevate a large amount of practical experience to a theoretical level, and thereby form and establish a scientific and complete system of secretarial science. The content is divided into three parts and 20 chapters. The first part, "Introduction," theoretically outlines the origin and historical evolution of secretarial work, its nature and characteristics, status and role, as well as its development trends. The second part, "Work," specifically covers the content, scope, and responsibilities of secretarial work. The third part, "Skills," introduces the transactional and modern office skills required for secretarial work. The book combines historical analysis with theoretical discussion, integrating knowledge and skills, and effectively reflects the needs of practical secretarial work, providing guidance for secretaries in their daily tasks. The content of the book, which combines secretarial history, secretarial theory, secretarial work, and secretarial skills, effectively integrates historical analysis with theoretical discussion, as well as knowledge and skills, to better reflect the demands of practical secretarial work and enhance its guiding role in practical tasks.