Professional Manager: Vocational Skill Qualification Guidance and Practice

Author: Song Keqin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is organized by the Teaching Materials Office of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security and the Shanghai Vocational Training Guidance Center, based on the Shanghai 1+X Occupational Skill Qualification Catalogue for Business Managers. It is a supplementary book to the "1+X Vocational Technology · Business Qualification Training Textbook – Business Managers" (hereinafter referred to as "The Textbook"). It provides readers with helpful assistance in learning and mastering the core content of "The Textbook," as well as in assessing their acquired knowledge and skills. The book is divided into five parts: Comprehensive Knowledge Theory Questions, Case Studies, Management Project (Analysis, Evaluation, Design) Assignments, In-Basket Exercises, and Leaderless Group Discussions. The first three parts correspond to the eight units of "The Textbook" and offer targeted exercises. The last two parts integrate the knowledge and skills covered in "The Textbook" into the same exercise content, enabling readers to practice applying their learning to solve real-world problems. The Case Studies and Management Project Design Assignments sections are aligned with the content of "The Textbook," including case studies or background materials, assignment tasks, and brief reference answers to provide readers with guidance on answering tasks and standards for evaluating correctness. To help readers familiarize themselves with the assessment format of this profession, the book also includes a comprehensive knowledge simulation test with answers, oral examination rules and evaluation criteria, and the assessment item setup for this profession. The editorial team involved in the compilation of this book participated in the writing of "The Textbook." The book is edited by Song Keqin, with contributions from Wang Qiang, Wang Qin, Zeng Xiaoyang, Peng Fuyong, Liu Mingshun, Shao Jianli, and Zhou Jiepu, and reviewed by Shen Lei. This book can serve as teaching material for the vocational skill training and assessment of business managers, as well as for business managers participating in vocational training and on-the-job training. It is also suitable for individuals seeking to enhance their professional abilities and learn about enterprise management knowledge and skills.