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ArticleOpen Access http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/er.2023.07.004

Research on the Cultivation of College Students’ Beautiful Employment Concept in the Digital Economy Era

Pan Chen

School of Marxism, Yan'an University, Yan'an, Shaanxi, China.

*Corresponding author: Pan Chen

Published: August 24, 2023

Abstract

In the era of digital economy, strengthening the cultivation of college students' beautiful employment concept is conducive to boosting the high-quality employment of college students and promoting the high-quality operation of the economy and society. College students face a series of problems in the cultivation of beautiful employment concept, mainly manifested as negative employment mentality and weakened subject role; utilitarian employment thought and biased value orientation; backward employment concept and limited career choice. Efforts to guide college students to establish the concept of time, value, comprehensive employment, to help them to form a good employment concept. In the era of digital economy, the labor market with new changes has a new impact on the main body of workers, "mainly manifested in the substitution, compensation, spillover and cooperation effect". With the continuous innovation of digital technology and intelligent system, the low-end industries have been gradually replaced, and new industries have come into being. Under the influence of the digital economy, the division of labor is manifested among different types of industries. There is not only a division of labor between people, but also a more detailed division of labor between people and digital technology. The main body of workers needs to deal with and deal with the new relationship between "interpersonal" and "human technology". The digital revolution has an important impact on the employment of college students, and urges them to create a beautiful employment concept.

Keyword

Digital economy era, college students, good employment view, path

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How to cite this paper

Research on the Cultivation of College Students’ Beautiful Employment Concept in the Digital Economy Era

How to cite this paper:  Pan Chen. (2023). Research on the Cultivation of College Students’ Beautiful Employment Concept in the Digital Economy Era. The Educational Review, USA7(7), 876-880.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/er.2023.07.004