Introduction to Secretarial Studies

Author: Yang Shusen
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts: "Secretaries and Secretary Agencies," "Secretarial Work," "Secretarial Qualities," and "An Overview of Secretarial Work in History and Abroad." It systematically elaborates on the basic knowledge and fundamental principles of secretarial studies. The author presents new and unique insights on many important theoretical issues in secretarial studies and provides a comprehensive introduction, comparison, and analysis of various viewpoints in the field. Based on this foundation, the author further elaborates on and argues for new perspectives, which helps readers to draw their own conclusions through comparative judgment and independent thinking. The book features clear logic, concise language, vivid case studies, innovative formatting, and strong readability, making it suitable as a professional foundational textbook for secretarial and management programs in universities, as well as for public elective courses in other disciplines. It can also serve as a reference for practicing secretaries seeking professional development. The book has been reviewed by Li Xin, the former Executive Deputy Director of the General Office of the Secretariat of the former Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the former Editor-in-Chief of the Secretarial Work magazine, and one of the key pioneers of secretarial studies in China. Mr. Li Xin has also personally written the preface for the book.