Talent Introduction Research Articles

Innovative Performance Evaluation Mechanism for Information Talent in Zhuhai

With the development of information technology, enterprises are facing new challenges and opportunities in talent introduction, training and management. Since the epidemic era, the economy of enterprises in the information field has been severely hit, among which small and medium-sized enterprises are the most seriously affected, and enterprises are facing new challenges and opportunities in talent introduction, training and management. The innovation ability and performance of information talents are crucial to the development of enterprises and society. The rapid development of information technology has put forward higher requirements for the demand for information talents, so it is very important to establish a scientific and effective innovation performance evaluation mechanism for cultivating and selecting excellent information talents. This paper summarizes the research results and experience in the innovation performance evaluation of information talents at home and abroad, analyzes the existing problems of the existing evaluation mechanism, and proposes the Innovative Performance Evaluation Mechanism for Information Talents (IPEMI-Talents), which includes improving the evaluation index system, innovative evaluation methods, The effectiveness of IPEMI-Talents was verified by strengthening the application of evaluation results and improving the fairness and transparency of the evaluation mechanism. The innovation performance evaluation mechanism for information talents is of great significance to improve the innovation ability and comprehensive quality of information talents.

Analysis of the Current Situation of Industry-University-Research Resource Co-construction and Sharing and Suggestions for Countermeasures

This research takes Huizhou City in Guangdong Province as an example to deeply analyze the current situation of industry-university-research resources jointly built and shared, and puts forward corresponding countermeasures and suggestions. The background of the study is based on the location advantage and industrial foundation of Huizhou City as an important node city in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and explores the important role of IUR cooperation in promoting regional economic development and scientific and technological innovation. The significance of the study is reflected in the fact that through IUR cooperation, Huizhou City is able to accelerate the transformation and industrialization of scientific and technological achievements and enhance the regional innovation capacity. The research aims to solve the problem of how to strengthen the industrial technology innovation capacity of Huizhou City, enhance regional competitiveness, and realize the effective way of transformation of scientific and technological achievements. The research methods adopt literature review, comparative analysis and field research to comprehensively sort out the current situation, internal motivation and external conditions of IUR cooperation in Huizhou City. The result shows that although Huizhou has made some progress in jointly building and sharing resources for IUR cooperation, it still faces the problems of insufficient capital investment, single mode of cooperation, poor flow of talents and unreasonable allocation of resources. The conclusion suggests that Huizhou city needs to increase capital investment, innovate the mode of cooperation, strengthen the cultivation and introduction of talents, and optimize the allocation of resources, in order to promote the efficient joint build and sharing of IUR resources, and to promote the high-quality development of the economy.

A Study on the Impact of Talent Introduction Policies on Urban Mobility - A Literature Review

China is currently in a period of profound economic transformation, where the role of human resources in regional economic and social development has become increasingly pivotal. As the economy shifts towards a more innovative and knowledge-intensive model, the demand for high-skilled talent has risen sharply. In response to this trend, local governments have implemented various talent introduction policies aimed at attracting and retaining talent to promote high-quality economic development. This paper reveals the relationship between the implementation of talent acquisition policies and the mobility of high-skilled and low-skilled populations through a literature review of research on talent acquisition policies and population mobility. As an important and widely used regional development policy by local governments, the talent introduction policy has created a strong attraction to the mobility of labor, increasing the talent concentration of labor and knowledge overflow. The above conclusions are useful for the government to optimize the talent admission policy and the strategy of strengthening the country with talent.

Exploring the Impact of Institutional Innovation in Free Trade Zones and Free Trade Ports on Cultural Exchange and Soft Power Construction

This paper explores how institutional innovations in Free Trade Zones (FTZ) and Free Trade Ports (FTP) promote cultural exchange and soft power construction. Through a systematic literature review and policy analysis, it is found that institutional innovations in FTZs and FTPs, including relaxed restrictions on foreign investment in the cultural industry, streamlined approval processes for cultural exchange activities, the establishment of diverse cultural exchange platforms, and optimization of cultural talent introduction policies, effectively enhance the depth and breadth of international cultural exchange. These efforts have significantly improved China’s cultural soft power. A case study of the Hainan Free Trade Port demonstrates how proactive cultural policy innovations have led China to achieve notable success in international cultural exchanges, offering new ideas for global soft power competition. This study provides reference recommendations for future policy formulation and academic research, especially in optimizing cultural policies in FTZs and FTPs to further enhance cultural soft power.

Trends and inequalities in thinness and obesity among Chinese children and adolescents: evidence from seven national school surveys between 1985 and 2019

There are little recent data in China regarding contemporary nutritional inequities among children and adolescents, particularly in relation to urban-rural residence and regional socioeconomic status (SES). We aim to assess inequalities in thinness and obesity in Chinese children and adolescents. Weight and height measurements for 1 677 261 children and adolescents aged 7-18 years were obtained from seven cycles of the Chinese National Surveys on Students Constitution and Health (1985, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2014, and 2019). Sex-specific BMI-for-age Z scores were applied to define thinness (Z scores <-2SD) and obesity (Z scores >+2SD). Urban-rural classification came from the Statistical Urban and Rural Division Code, and gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the province in which the school was situated was used as a proxy for SES. T1 represented the provinces with the most disadvantaged SES and T3 represented the provinces with the most advantaged SES. General linear regression models assessed correlations between prevalence and GDP per capita, with projections to 2030 derived from best-fitting models. The mean prevalence of obesity rose from 0·10% (95% CI 0·09 to 0·11) in 1985 to 8·25% (8·13 to 8·37) in 2019, whereas thinness prevalence decreased from 8·49% (8·41 to 8·58) to 3·37% (3·29 to 3·45). High SES provinces exhibited a significant drop in obesity prevalence from 2014 (8·42% [8·19 to 8·65]) to 2019 (7·73% [7·52 to 7·95]). Nationally, the prevalence of obesity was consistently higher in urban areas than in rural areas for both sexes from 1985 to 2019; however, a greater prevalence of obesity was observed in rural than urban girls residing in T3 regions in 2019 (urban-rural gap: -0·37% [-0·07 to -0·80]). Rural boys had a higher prevalence of thinness than their urban counterparts across all survey waves, with the exceptions of 1985 and 1995. For girls, no significant urban-rural gap in thinness was observed in the most recent survey in 2019 (-0·10% [-0·24 to 0·04]). From 1985 to 2014, boys and girls from high SES regions had a higher risk of obesity and a lower risk of thinness than those from low SES regions. However, in 2019, a nationwide shift occurred, and the T3-T1 difference in obesity approached or went below zero for boys (-0·49% [-1·02 to 0·04]) and girls (-0·68% [-1·00 to -0·35]). T3-T1 differences in thinness also approached zero for boys (-0·46% [-0·77 to -0·14]) and girls (-0·14% [-0·43 to 0·15]). The projected estimates to 2030 for urban-rural obesity gaps (boys: -1·00% [-2·65 to 0·65]; girls: -2·88% [-6·91 to 1·15]) and T3-T1 obesity differences (boys: -8·88% [-13·76 to -4·01]; girls: -8·82% [-12·78 to -4·85]) were both negative, with forecasted estimates for urban-rural gaps and T3-T1 differences in thinness prevalence in 2030 close to zero for both boys and girls. China's socioeconomic development continues to influence within-country inequities regarding the regional distribution of child and adolescent weight according to urban-rural location and regional SES. Contemporary Chinese children and adolescents in socioeconomically disadvantaged regions and rural areas constitute a vulnerable population facing nutritional risk, but from obesity rather than thinness. Disrupting projected inequities in obesity will require extensive preventive investments. National Natural Science Foundation of China, Beijing Natural Science Foundation, Peking University Talent Introduction Program Project, and Clinical Medicine Plus X-Young Scholars Project of Peking University. For the Chinese translation of the abstract see Supplementary Materials section.

Analysis on the Development Path of Innovative Agricultural Industrialization from the Perspective of Rural Revitalization

With the continuous promotion of the strategy of rural revitalization in China, the development of rural agricultural industrialization has gradually become a key link in China's social and economic development. Based on the significance of the development of innovative agricultural industrialization, this study aims at solving the problems faced by the current development of agricultural industrialization from the perspective of rural revitalization, such as poor awareness of industrialization development, insufficient labor force in rural areas, backward infrastructure for industrialization development and less investment in industrialization development. In order to provide a useful reference for the development of innovative agricultural industrialization under the background of rural revitalization in China, some strategies were put forward, such as actively publicizing the concept of industrialization development, implementing the policy of talent introduction, strengthening the infrastructure construction of industrialization in rural areas and strengthening the financial support for agricultural industrialization.

Research on Regional Culture-enabled Ceramic-based Cultural and Creative Product Design

Regional culture is of great significance to the design of cultural and creative products. Regional cultural elements empower product design, on the one hand, they can promote the inheritance and innovative development of regional culture; on the other hand, they can design cultural and creative products with both historical and cultural traditions and in line with modern aesthetics. Currently, cultural and creative products are hot, but not many ceramic cultural and creative products are practical, artistic and cultural at the same time. Therefore, this paper explores the combination of regional culture and ceramic cultural and creative product design, and explores how regional culture can empower ceramic cultural and creative product design through the literature research method and case analysis method. What is more, it also puts forward the current problems including design homogenisation and lack of cultural connotation and practicality in the design of ceramic cultural and creative products, and puts forward coping strategies to further improve the regional cultural characteristics of ceramic cultural and creative product design, like the introduction of design talent, according to the group demand for design optimization.

Does the Inter-Provincial Floating Population Affect Regional Economic Development in China? An Empirical Analysis

In recent decades, significant changes in the urban–rural structure of population mobility have profoundly impacted provincial development, urbanization, and population redistribution in China. Based on China’s fifth, sixth, and seventh national population census datasets, this study explores the effects of the inter-provincial floating population on regional economic development through statistical and empirical analysis, identifying both the scale and structural impacts of the floating population on regional economic development. The results found that while the scale of China’s floating population has been continuously increasing, the spatial distribution pattern remains relatively unchanged, and the pattern is summed up as low in the middle and high on both sides. The floating population exerts both scale and structural effects on the economic development of both inflow and outflow regions, altering regional populations and production efficiency, and thereby influencing regional economic outcomes. Specifically, this study finds that the inflow population has no significant differential impact on high- and low-density regions. In contrast, the outflow population exhibits a significant differential impact, with the negative impact of the outflow population on low-density regions being more substantial than that on high-density regions. Inter-provincial migration supports achieving sustainable development goals (SDG-8 and 11) by shaping regional economic development. To address these dynamics, the high-density regions of China should transform and upgrade the industrial and population structure by promoting the trend of population return to low-density regions. This can be achieved by transferring low-end industries and low-skilled labor, thereby alleviating the pressure of overcrowding. Meanwhile, low-density regions should seize the opportunities for population return and industrial transfer, implement talent introduction, and accurately undertake industrial transfer. This approach can foster the in-depth development of new urbanization and rural revitalization initiatives, promoting balanced regional growth and sustainability.

Thoughts and Countermeasures on the Development of Digital Economy

With the rapid development of information technology and the deepening of globalization, big data technology and digital economy, as the most important form of technological and economic change, are having a far-reaching impact on China's economic and social development. In view of the problems faced by the development of digital economy in China under the current background of big data, such as lagging institutional construction, lack of human resources, inadequate core technology and unbalanced development of related industries caused by the digital divide, this paper puts forward measures to strengthen the relevant institutional construction, attach importance to the training and introduction of talents, and promote technological innovation. In the past, it provided strategic suggestions for the healthy and stable development of China's digital economy, and also provided some reference for the development of China's digital economy.

Problems and Countermeasures in the Open Recruitment of Public Institutions

As a vital channel for talent introduction in public institutions, open recruitment is an effective means to strengthen the construction of talent teams and promote the rapid development of these institutions. With its policy that evolves with the times, fair and unified organization, and standardized and orderly processes, open recruitment in public institutions ensures fairness, justice, and transparency in the talent recruitment process. However, as the era progresses, issues in the open recruitment of public institutions have gradually emerged, and there is an urgent need to improve various aspects such as recruitment conditions, examination formats, talent introduction channels, and post-appointment management. This paper deeply analyzes the characteristics and existing problems of open recruitment in public institutions and puts forward corresponding optimization strategies to improve the efficiency and quality of recruitment, aiming to help public institutions reach a new level of development.

New mechanisms for increasing agricultural total factor productivity: Analysis of the regional effects of the digital economy

The digital economy has introduced new ideas and methods for the high-quality development of agriculture, becoming a driving force for enhancing agricultural production efficiency. This manuscript utilizes balanced panel data from 1,503 counties and employs the three-stage DEA-Malmquist method to measure agricultural total factor productivity (hereinafter referred to as ATFP). Fixed effect models and mediation models are used to explore the impact and mechanisms of digital rural development on ATFP. The research findings indicate that both ATFP and digital rural development are increasing, although regional disparities exist. The eastern region has higher levels of digital rural development and ATFP compared to the central and western regions. Analysis using fixed effect models and mediation models shows that digital rural development has a significant positive effect on ATFP during the sample period, with rural inclusive finance and human capital playing a mediating role. The impact of digital rural development on ATFP varies across regions. It is more prominent in main grain-producing and main grain-consuming areas, and less significant in balanced production and consumption areas. Geographically, the impact is stronger in the eastern region than in the central and western regions. When categorized by the type of agricultural production, the impact is significant in livestock areas, while relatively smaller in planting industry areas. Based on these findings, it is recommended that local areas tailor their approach to digital rural construction and formulate agricultural production policies that leverage regional strengths and address weaknesses. Additionally, promoting the development of rural inclusive finance, cultivating digital talent, improving talent introduction policies, and expanding the rural digital talent pool are suggested to build momentum for agricultural development.

Research on the Coordinated Development of Rural Revitalization and Agriculture and Forestry Industry

This paper discusses the relationship between the development of new forms of rural economy and the coordinated development of agriculture and forestry industries. This paper puts forward some countermeasures and suggestions, such as strengthening policy support and system construction, promoting scientific and technological innovation and talent introduction, promoting market-oriented development and industrial transformation and upgrading, and guiding social capital and enterprises to participate in the development of agricultural and forestry industries and new forms of rural economy. The aim is to promote the transformation and upgrading of rural economy and rural revitalization. Combined with the case study, it is found that the coordinated development of new forms of rural economy and the agriculture and forestry industry can inject new impetus and new ideas into rural economic development, and promote the upgrading and transformation of the agriculture and forestry industry.

Talent introduction, support, and competency in Chinese higher vocational colleges

Talent introduction, support, and competency in Chinese higher vocational colleges

Human Resource Allocation Status and Countermeasure Analysis of a National Children's Regional Medical Center

Objective: This study aims to conduct a longitudinal and cross-sectional comparative analysis of the human resource allocation at a national children's regional medical center in Chongqing. The goal is to optimize the human resource allocation at national regional pediatric hospitals and enhance overall hospital efficiency. Methods: Data was collected from the annual reports of the center, national children's medical centers, and national children's regional medical centers, as well as the "Health Statistics Yearbook" of the regions where these centers are located. The longitudinal analysis covers changes in absolute numbers, composition ratios, average annual growth, and annual growth rates of human resources at the center over the past ten years. The cross-sectional analysis compares human resource allocation and personnel structure differences between the center and other national children's medical centers, national children's regional medical centers, and pediatric hospitals in China. The workload differences of physicians between the center and pediatric hospitals in China were also compared. Results: Over the past ten years, the total amount of human resources at the center has shown an annual growth trend with reasonable overall allocation. However, there are still certain gaps in personnel structure and allocation compared to other national children's medical centers and national children's regional medical centers. The physician workload at the center is higher than that of pediatric hospitals in China. Conclusion: It is necessary to adjust the personnel structure reasonably, increase the training and introduction of high-level talents, accurately position the functions of the national children's regional medical center, and promote high-quality development of the national children's regional medical center.

The Impact of International Talent Inflow on Technological Innovation: The Moderating Role of Guanxi Culture and Social Trust

This paper studies the effect of international talent inflow on technological innovation and the influence of the Chinese cultural environment on their relationship. Based on provincial-level data from 2000 to 2012, we construct a static panel data model to explore the effects of international talents on technological innovation and the moderating role of Guanxi culture and social trust in the above relationship. We find that international talent inflow positively impacts technological innovation. Guanxi culture significantly negatively impacts technological innovation and negatively moderates the relationship between international talent inflow and technological innovation. Social trust significantly positively impacts technological innovation and positively moderates the relationship between international talent inflow and technological innovation. The interaction between social trust and Guanxi culture has a significant positive effect on technological innovation. The study shows that different cultural environments have an essential impact on developing international talent’s innovation ability. This paper provides evidence for the need to improve China’s cultural environment and provides important implications for the formulation of talent policies. Based on this, we suggest improving the talent introduction system, optimizing the relationship culture, and building a good social trust system to promote regional innovation.

Can high-speed railway promote enterprise ambidextrous innovation: a quasi-natural experiment in China

PurposeWell-constructed transportation infrastructure may effectively decrease barriers to the flow of innovative human resources and inventive elements, accelerating enterprise innovation activities. This study will explore how HSR helps enterprises achieve ambidextrous innovation, including the mediating mechanism of absorbed slack resources, innovative talents, and the heterogeneous effects of management shareholding ratio and financing constraints.Design/methodology/approachBased on resource dependence theory and social network theory, this study employs a quasi-natural experiment of China’s high-speed railway and builds a multi-time point DID model to investigate its influence on enterprise ambidextrous innovation.FindingsResults suggest that the HSR positively influences both exploitative and exploratory innovation, and the influence is more substantial on exploitative innovation. Further analysis finds two influencing channels through which HSR influences enterprise ambidextrous innovation: providing redundant resources and attracting innovative talents. Heterogeneity analysis indicates that HSR has a more significant positive effect on exploratory innovation for enterprises with high management shareholding. In the low financing constraint group, the HSR opening has a more significant impact on ambidextrous innovation.Practical implicationsIn ambidextrous innovation, enterprises should rationalize the allocation of resources, attach importance to the innovative talent introduction, and choose differentiated paths based on intrinsic characteristics. Meanwhile, the government should actively improve the HSR routes and continuously improve the innovative environment.Originality/valueThis study enriches the theoretical research framework of HSR and ambidextrous innovation by identifying the channel mechanisms and boundary conditions through which HSR affects ambidextrous innovation and expands the consequences of HSR and the antecedents of ambidextrous.

A Study on Population Loss and Talent Introduction Strategies in Developed Regions: A Case Study Based on Hong Kong

A Study on Population Loss and Talent Introduction Strategies in Developed Regions: A Case Study Based on Hong Kong

Phoenix Talent Plan, Digital Economy and Industrial Structure Upgrading: A Difference-in-Differences Estimation

Abstract Based on panel data from cities in Hebei Province from 2009 to 2021, this paper regards the new talent introduction policy in Tangshan, The Phoenix Talent Plan, as a quasi-natural experiment. It establishes an index system for the development efficiency of the digital economy in various cities and constructs a double difference model to empirically examine the impact of The Phoenix Talent plan on industrial structural upgrading in Tangshan and its operating mechanism. The main research conclusions are as follows: (1) The Phoenix Talent plan significantly promotes the upgrading of industrial structure. After a series of robustness tests such as placebo tests, this conclusion still holds. (2) Data envelopment analysis results show that the overall digital economy development efficiency in Hebei Province from 2010 to 2021 is relatively high, with Tangshan's digital economy development efficiency ranking at the forefront within the province. (3) DEA-Malmquist analysis results indicate that the development efficiency of the digital economy in cities plays a significant moderating role between talent policies and the upgrading of industrial structure. Given this, Tangshan should actively attract talents and intellects, enhance technological innovation capabilities, and promote high-quality economic development. Keywords: industrial structure upgrading, Phoenix Talent Plan, digital economy, DID Estimation.

Response Strategies to Legal Risks of Big Data-Enabled Digital Economy

Under Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei's strategy of its simultaneous development, the digital economy with its networked, digitised and intelligent industrial operations is developing rapidly, and big data is both the object of its production and creation, and can also provide legal protection for the digital economy. Although the use of big data in practice is gradually increasing, it has not been fully embraced at the legislative, law enforcement and judicial levels as an adaptive means of safeguarding the digital economy. Big data can promote digital industrialisation and industrial digitisation, help digital rights and maintain intellectual property rights, regulate the platform economy against monopoly and unfair competition, accelerate data sharing and help protect personal information, can effectively make up for the existing laws and regulations and the traditional regulatory model of the digital economy of the soil and soil, so the law to absorb big data to solve the risks of the digital economy is imperative. Big data should be based on the different needs of criminal, civil and administrative laws, respectively; legislation for high-tech crimes, protection of personal information and intellectual property rights; law enforcement for the platform economy, anti-monopoly and anti-unfair competition, and tax evasion; and judiciary for the evidence of big data, the introduction of talents and smart work models, to build a legal risk response strategy for the synergistic development of the digital economy empowered by big data.

Examining the Influence of the Belt and Road Initiative on Jiangsu’s Outward Foreign Direct Investment: Trends, Drivers and Challenges

The proposal of “One Belt, One Road” has led to friendly political and economic cooperation between China and the countries along the route, and the “One Belt, One Road” strategy has had a great impact on the outward foreign direct investment of China and the countries along the route. In the process of promoting the strategy, China has realized friendly economic exchanges and exchanges of talents and technologies with various countries and regions. This paper analyzes the OFDI data of Jiangsu Province in the past ten years to study the impact of the “Belt and Road” initiative on OFDI in Jiangsu Province. At the same time, through the analysis of the causes of OFDI and the current situation of OFDI in Jiangsu Province, this paper finds that the “Belt and Road” Initiative has promoted OFDI in Jiangsu Province, and puts forward corresponding countermeasures and suggestions for the further development of OFDI in Jiangsu Province. It also proposes corresponding countermeasures for the further development of OFDI in Jiangsu Province. The province will make reasonable use of government policies, talent introduction and financial mechanisms to optimize its industrial layout and enhance its economic strength.