当代大学生择业观追求实利 趋高拒低_我的最爱（The contemporary university students employment concept to pursue real trend of high to low _ I love most）.docVIP

当代大学生择业观追求实利 趋高拒低_我的最爱（The contemporary university students employment concept to pursue real trend of high to low _ I love most） The contemporary university students employment concept to pursue real trend of high to low _ my favorite.Txt23 let us raise the heavy hammer! Every time they hit the most immature parts, when youth dies, those parts will give birth to a cocoon of sun, and eventually become a solid stone, supporting us no longer young, but certainly beautiful life. The contemporary university students employment concept: the pursuit of utilitarian trend of high to low _ my favorite qiusongtang | my message (0/34) | space | Baidu home page | Baidu space | my exit My favorite collection of personal data page blog album | profile | friends | set view writing new articles The contemporary university students employment concept: the pursuit of utilitarian trend of high to low in 2007 03 on Monday 12 June 21:00 Contemporary College StudentsEmployment concept: the pursuit of utilitarian trend of high to low Wen Xia Zhou Career choice is an important component of professional values, and has an important impact on College Students career choice. From 1985 the central issued on the education reform decision as the symbol, Chinas College Students employment system from the planned economy to the market economy unified distribution of free choice, two-way choice, has gone through 20 years of history. Nowadays, with the increasing employment pressure of college students, many people think that the view of College Students employment is one of the reasons for their difficult employment. Then, what are the characteristics of College Students career outlook? In the 20 years of historical development stage, different years of College Students career outlook has no significant change? If we say that college students have different views on their careers, how can we adjust the deviation? Contemporary college students Outlook on job selection: The pursuit of utilitarian, se