Attitudes and Risks Concerning the Management of the Career of Young Engineers

Traian Fleser; Ranko Szuhanek; Emilia Binchiciu; Camelia Szuhanek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.13.295

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Attitudes and Risks Concerning the Management of the Career of Young Engineers

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The quality of an academic educational system can be seen in the educational performances of students, but most of all in the way it ensures a professional career that is adequate to their studies. One can think of concepts as: education for a career, development, planning and management of the career, methods, instruments, strategies and techniques in the management of potential and implied risks. The characteristics of an education for a career in university training are presented in comparison to stages of one’s professional activity. The paper introduces the strategies for career management and techniques of making successful planning.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 13)

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June 2015

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Traian Fleser, Ranko Szuhanek, Emilia Binchiciu, Camelia Szuhanek

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Abilities, Labor Field, Professional Selection, Student, Young Engineer

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