INTEGRATED NEW MEDIA OPERATION MODEL FOR INTELLIGENT TALENT ASSESSMENT PLATFORMS: THE PATH OF QR CODE ACTIVATION AND CONTENT-DRIVEN ENGAGEMENT

INTEGRATED NEW MEDIA OPERATION MODEL FOR INTELLIGENT TALENT ASSESSMENT PLATFORMS: THE PATH OF QR CODE ACTIVATION AND CONTENT-DRIVEN ENGAGEMENT

Authors

  • Wang Biao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17994022

Keywords:

Intelligent Talent Assessment; New Media Operations; QR Code Activation; Content Funneling; Career Education.

Abstract

Against the backdrop of the digital economy, intelligent talent assessment platforms are shifting from a "tooloriented"
to an "operation-oriented" paradigm. Based on the pilot practice of a specific platform, this paper proposes and
analyzes an integrated operational path of "new media content drainage + QR code activation." The research indicates
that this path enhances users' perceived usefulness through storytelling content and significantly lowers the barrier
to entry via the QR code mechanism, thereby markedly improving assessment activation and completion rates. The
paper constructs an operational framework of "Content Reach -> QR Code Activation -> Online Assessment -> Report
Interpretation -> Service Conversion," summarizing the model's advantages in replicability and its potential risks, such
as channel dependency and data security. Finally, it provides concrete practical recommendations for platform providers,
partner institutions, and career consultants.

Author Biography

Wang Biao


Affiliation 1: “Silk Road” International University of Tourism and Cultural Heritage,
Uzbekistan (PhD Student in Business Administration)
Affiliation 2: Zibo Housing Provident Fund Management Center, Shandong,
PRC (Intermediate Professional Title)


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Published

2025-12-01

How to Cite

Wang Biao. (2025). INTEGRATED NEW MEDIA OPERATION MODEL FOR INTELLIGENT TALENT ASSESSMENT PLATFORMS: THE PATH OF QR CODE ACTIVATION AND CONTENT-DRIVEN ENGAGEMENT. Innovation Science and Technology, 1(12). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17994022
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