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Guan Leiming

Technical Director | Java

On the integration of project manpower needs and industry trends

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Take the field of science and technology, for example. Innovative projects emerge in an endless stream. For example, artificial intelligence research and development projects require engineers who understand algorithms and have practical experience. If there is a deviation in the search for talent, the project may stagnate or even fail. Successfully finding the right talent can inject strong momentum into the project and accelerate its development process.

In the business world, new product launches also rely on precise human resources. Only when market researchers, product designers, marketing experts and other talents work together can products stand out in a highly competitive market. Once there are omissions in the search for people, such as the lack of key technical backbones or marketing experts, the product may not meet market demand, resulting in poor sales.

In addition, finding people for a project also involves the training and retention of talent. After finding potential talents, through training and providing development opportunities, they can better adapt to project needs and contribute to the long-term development of the project. If the training and retention of talents are neglected, it may lead to talent loss and cause losses to the project.

At the same time, finding talent for a project is not an isolated process. It is closely related to the development trend of the industry. As the industry changes, the demand for talent is also evolving. For example, with the rise of the environmental protection industry, related projects require more professionals with environmental protection technology and sustainable development concepts.

Take the Internet industry as an example. With the development of mobile Internet to the Internet of Things, the project has an increasing demand for talents with Internet of Things technical knowledge and innovative thinking. If you cannot keep up with this trend in time and find talents that meet the needs of industry development, the project may be at a disadvantage in the competition.

Looking at the financial industry, with the rapid development of financial technology, digital financial projects require a large number of talents who are proficient in data analysis, blockchain technology and risk management. Only by keeping up with industry trends and accurately finding these talents can projects gain a foothold in the wave of financial innovation.

In short, finding talent for a project is a complex and critical link, which not only affects the current progress of the project, but also affects the future direction of the project. Only by fully understanding industry trends and accurately positioning talent needs can a solid foundation be laid for the success of the project.

2024-07-24