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A formação de recursos humanos é considerada o ativo mais importante de qualquer país e o investimento nas pessoas é sempre algo inevitável no processo de desenvolvimento socioeconómico. O crescimento econômico de um país só pode ser realizado quando o desenvolvimento dos recursos humanos desse país está preocupado e focado. No período atual, a revolução industrial 4.0 ocorrendo fortemente em todo o mundo vem trazendo grandes oportunidades para os países em desenvolvimento, inclusive o Vietnã, mas também traz muitos desafios. O desafio é que a força de trabalho existente ainda não atendeu aos requisitos de inovação da economia. Portanto, o estudo se concentra na identificação e realidade dos recursos humanos no Vietnã. A partir daí, o estudo propõe alguns conteúdos importantes na estratégia nacional de desenvolvimento de recursos humanos do Vietnã no novo período.
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