300 Tips for White-Collar Job Seekers

Author: Yao Ling, Lu Ying (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book teaches you how to have: a model resume; a perfect image; standardized etiquette; to Chinese employment issues. The emergence of China's employment problem is primarily a result of economic transformation. The adjustment of the modern industrial structure is a process where capital excludes labor. Since the late 1990s, China has undergone historically unprecedented large-scale structural adjustments. When the scale and speed of destroying old jobs far exceed the scale and speed of creating new jobs, it triggers large-scale, sudden "layoff floods" and "unemployment floods."
Secondly, economic globalization also has some impact on China's current employment issue. The essence of economic globalization is the reoptimization of international capital on a global scale and the reshuffling of international divisions of labor. In a certain sense, the reallocation of capital on a global scale means the reallocation of limited employment opportunities worldwide. One of the inherent implications of China becoming the world's manufacturing center is that China is participating in the competition for limited employment opportunities globally. Therefore, correctly understanding the employment situation and planning job-seeking strategies is a crucial issue for various individuals seeking employment, especially for young white-collar workers.
To meet this demand, this book summarizes hundreds of job-seeking techniques from a large number of job-seeking strategies and introduces them to young readers in a simple and easy-to-understand Q&A format, hoping to provide everyone with helpful guidance.