Management Basics

Author: Wang Chunli
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The purpose of this work is not to systematically propose new concepts, models, or systems, but to systematically learn, study, and absorb the principles of famous management classics and discourses. Based on a close integration with the context of Chinese enterprise management theory and the status of managers, it comparatively systematically elaborates on the fundamental principles, principles, techniques, and methods of management, enabling managers from different ownership structures, industries, and regions, as well as those at different levels, to grasp the basic theories of management and apply them to their own management practices. This book aims to open up new horizons in management work and help their respective organizations, especially state-owned enterprises, achieve better performance and healthy development. During the writing process, the book strives to combine theoretical analysis with empirical research, historical development with current realities, and general theory with individual characteristics. It primarily focuses on the fundamental theories of enterprise management while striving to present theoretical explanations in a clear, accessible, and easy-to-understand manner, providing support and assistance to readers who already possess basic management knowledge or wish to improve their management skills. This book can serve as a comprehensive textbook for business management majors in higher education institutions, working adults pursuing self-study for a college business management degree, and those who are not business management majors but aim to further pursue a master's degree in management. It can also be used as a teaching material for training management personnel by relevant authorities.