What is the behind-the-scenes work of a public institution?

As a not-for-profit organization, the behind-the-scenes work of a public institution is somewhat different from that of other organizations. The following are some examples of behind-the-scenes work in public institutions: Public Affairs Management: Responsible for various administrative affairs of public institutions, such as personnel management, financial management, performance evaluation, file management, etc. Recruitment management: Recruitment is an integral part of every business unit. It requires the formulation and promotion of recruitment plans, the design and implementation of recruitment promotions, and the screening and interviewing of candidates. Training management: Carry out career development planning, business skills training and on-the-job training for current employees to improve their comprehensive quality and professional capabilities. Website and document management: Public institutions need to maintain their own websites, upload news and information, and update and maintain documents, etc. Planning and development: formulation of business plans, demand analysis, preparation of system documents, development of applications, etc. Project management: Responsible for the project management of public institutions, including plan preparation at various stages, formulation of project management plans, management of risks and problems, etc. Operations and Maintenance: Maintain infrastructure, data centers and other IT systems to ensure safe and efficient use. Maintain various equipment and facilities management.