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Relationships Between Self-Efficacy, Perceived Social Support, And Career Adaptability Of Chinese University Graduates In The Early Career Stage
With the expansion of higher education in China, the number of university graduates has continued to rise, resulting in increasingly severe career challenges as they enter the labour market. In a complex and rapidly changing employment environment, graduates’ ability to adapt in the early stages of
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