Analysis of skills demand for live e-commerce talents based on China's online recruitment data

With the rapid development of the live e-commerce industry, the demand for professional live e-commerce talents has shown a significant growth trend. This requires higher vocational colleges to keenly capture the dynamics of market demand and accelerate the construction of a talent training system that is closely connected with the live e-commerce industry to support and promote the sustainable and healthy development of the industry. In order to accurately grasp the characteristics of talent skill requirements in the field of live e-commerce, it is proposed to use Chinese word segmentation technology and N-gram grammar model to conduct in-depth analysis of online recruitment data. Through effective identification and segmentation of keyword groups, in-depth analysis based on semantic understanding is implemented to refine and explain the core skill requirements of live e-commerce positions. In-depth exploration of the specificity of talent skill requirements for live e-commerce can effectively promote the organic connection between the education chain, talent chain, industrial chain, and innovation chain, and deliver high-quality skilled talents for the vigorous development of the live e-commerce industry.

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Journal of Current Social Issues Studies
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2025-07-12
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https://doi.org/10.71113/jcsis.v2i7.340
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Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development
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Analysis of skills demand for live e-commerce talents based on China's online recruitment data

Changying Xue, Liqiong Qian
Journal of Current Social Issues Studies
Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development
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Analysis of skills demand for live e-commerce talents based on China's online recruitment data

Changying Xue, Liqiong Qian
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Abstract

With the rapid development of the live e-commerce industry, the demand for professional live e-commerce talents has shown a significant growth trend. This requires higher vocational colleges to keenly capture the dynamics of market demand and accelerate the construction of a talent training system that is closely connected with the live e-commerce industry to support and promote the sustainable and healthy development of the industry. In order to accurately grasp the characteristics of talent skill requirements in the field of live e-commerce, it is proposed to use Chinese word segmentation technology and N-gram grammar model to conduct in-depth analysis of online recruitment data. Through effective identification and segmentation of keyword groups, in-depth analysis based on semantic understanding is implemented to refine and explain the core skill requirements of live e-commerce positions. In-depth exploration of the specificity of talent skill requirements for live e-commerce can effectively promote the organic connection between the education chain, talent chain, industrial chain, and innovation chain, and deliver high-quality skilled talents for the vigorous development of the live e-commerce industry.

Journal of Current Social Issues StudiesVol. 2(7)
Anhui Business College (CN)
Jilin Office of Philosophy and Social Science
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development
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