Welch and Zhang Ruimin - A Dialogue of the Most Outstanding Management Thoughts between the United States and China: A Dialogue of the Most Outstanding Management Thoughts between the United States and China

Author: Jerry Mair
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Jack Welch and Zhang Ruimin have become typical representatives of American and Chinese business management masters in the 20th century, while General Electric and Haier are also typical representatives of American and Chinese enterprises. In the current book market, there are already many books about Jack Welch and General Electric, as well as some books about Zhang Ruimin and Haier's development, but no one has unified their management philosophies. This book attempts to achieve this. It also examines the management methods of Jack Welch and Zhang Ruimin, with each chapter highlighting the similarities in their management philosophies while also showcasing the differences caused by different objective environments. The Chinese have successfully realized a long-standing dream—joining the WTO. This may mean two things: for entrepreneurs outside China, the Chinese market is undeniable, and the Chinese market is also different from markets in Europe and America; for Chinese entrepreneurs, they must face the entry of foreign competitors while also considering foreign markets. Therefore, the publication of this book is beneficial to both entrepreneurs outside China and Chinese entrepreneurs: the former can understand the management and operational methods of Chinese enterprises, while the latter can learn about the management and operations of foreign enterprises. Perhaps, the combination of the two is the most important.