Research on the Cultivation Path of Cross- Border e-Commerce Talents in Colleges and Universities Under the New Situation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53469/jtpce.2024.04(01).09Keywords:
New Situation, Universities, Cross-Border e- Commerce, Talent Cultivation PathAbstract
The strategic background of the new situation not only brings huge historical opportunities to cross- border e-commerce companies, but also puts forward new requirements for cross-border operators. This paper studies from the aspects of human resource development mode, internal and external infrastructure, quality education, etc., in order to promote the vigorous development of guangxi's cross-border industries.
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