Excuse me, seniors, my younger brother graduated from college and applied for a job as a contract management specialist in the corporate management department of a large company. What are his developm

Excuse me, seniors, my younger brother graduated from college and applied for a job as a contract management specialist in the corporate management department of a large company. What are his development prospects?

Since you have just graduated, let’s do it first, but don’t mess around.

Contract management is only a small part of HR. It should be easy for you to do this job, but while you are relaxed, don’t forget to learn more about other things. For example, you can study labor laws and read Look at what the colleagues in charge of recruitment do, you can look at what the colleagues in charge of performance do, etc. Of course, these are the foundations for you to enter the HR industry. If you don't want to work in HR, think about it yourself.

As for the so-called prospects of your question, there is no absolute statement. There can only be two paths for the development of any industry: becoming mature and saturated. At this time, there will be so-called "no prospects". The other path is It was eliminated before it developed. As the saying goes: Three hundred and sixty lines will lead to a top scorer. This is true. As long as you specialize in a certain field and strive to become an expert in the field, your future will be bright, and vice versa. Therefore, remember to be eager for success and change careers frequently. In a few years, you will find that your "prime time for employment" has been wasted and you have learned nothing, let alone any prospects.