Research Article
[Retracted] On the Professional Development Environment of Young Teachers in the Series of Quality Education in Colleges and Universities
Table 1
The nine stages of Shien’s career development theory.
| Stage | Role | Main tasks and content |
| 0–21: Growth, fantasy | Student | Identify your own needs, interests, abilities, and lay a solid foundation | 16–25: The world of work | Applicants | Get involved and enter your career | 16–25: Basic training | Intern | Understand and be familiar with the organization and recognize the organizational culture | 17–30: Early career | Full member | Take responsibility for a successful first job assignment | 25+: Mid-career | Full member, life member | Enter the management department through your own professional | 35–45: Mid-career crisis | Supervisor, manager | Realistically assess your own progress | 40 to retirement: Late careers | Key members, managers | Develop as a job coach | 40 to retirement: Recession and departures | Different people decline or quit at different ages | Recognize reduced power, responsibility and status | Leave the organization or retire | Lose job | Form a certain sense of identity and adapt to changes in roles and life patterns |
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