A Systems View of Career Management Is an Example Of

question 1

Multiple Choice

A systems view of career management is an example of:

• A)individual career management
• B)long-term career management
• C)organizational career management
• D)sequential career management

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Definitions:

On-The-Job Experience

Practical and valuable knowledge or skills gained through actual work performed, rather than theoretical studies or classroom learning.

Labor Productivity

A gauge of economic productivity that contrasts the total output of goods and services with the labor hours invested in creating those outputs.

Human Capital

The collective skills, knowledge, and experience of an individual or workforce, considered an asset in terms of their value to an organization or economy.

Industrial Policy

The view that government—using taxes, subsidies, and regulations—should nurture the industries and technologies of the future, thereby giving these domestic industries an advantage over foreign competition.