Professional Benefits and Evaluation

Author: Qi Jingmin
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This monograph, "The Pursuit and Evaluation of Professional Efficiency," was completed in over a year and a half through the collective efforts of many, building upon years of research and further advancing the study of professional economic issues. In 1992, the author already discussed in the book "Professional Economics" that "the improvement and enhancement of people's social life hinge on the pursuit and elevation of social professional efficiency." "Professional efficiency is a pivotal point in professional economic relations, intertwined with complex and contradictory professional economic dynamics. It directly involves factors related to professional laborers, social consumers, and the human environment, each of which has its own specific requirements in an objective sense, endowing professional efficiency with particular norms. It demands a multi-faceted, systematic examination and evaluation of professional efficiency from various angles." This book selects representative professions such as the food service industry, agricultural production, construction, mechanical manufacturing, mining, maintenance, information technology, finance, life insurance, accounting, real estate, marketing, tour guiding, education, law, human resource management, business management, international business management, property management, enterprise management, school education management, hospital management, and government management. Following unified research standards, efforts were organized to study the pursuit and evaluation of professional efficiency in these fields.