Fox Principles and the Pangolin Rule: A Diary of a Female Secretary from a Foreign Company

Author: Tan Yiping
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: If a secretary is like a pangolin, working day and night without thinking or problem-solving, lacking any spark of intelligence, the leader is unlikely to like them. Such a secretary, even if not fired, will forever only serve as an "office nanny" to colleagues. On the other hand, if a secretary is like a fox, not focused on work but always scheming, though clever and cunning, the boss may not appreciate them either. A truly outstanding secretary must be both like a pangolin—grounded in reality and dedicated to hard work—and like a fox—having a broad perspective and a habit of thinking. Only in this way can they become an excellent professional secretary. This book is also suitable for readers in various industries who need to read the boss's mind. From the perspective of a female secretary in a foreign-invested enterprise, this book illustrates the idea that "the combination of cleverness and simplicity is true wisdom" and explores how to develop a spirit of practicality and a broad vision in a foreign-invested enterprise environment to achieve greater growth.