I pursue perfection: 88 "secrets" for bosses' self-cultivation

Author: Chen Hui et al
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The meaning of "wisdom" is actually all-encompassing, yet it always stays true to its core. The fundamental principles may only be a few, and they are already familiar to us. The key issue lies in the fact that "knowing does not equal doing." A boss needs to possess the ability to control the overall situation; a boss must win in the fierce business war; a boss needs to win over capable subordinates and establish authority; a boss's business personality is closely related to the success or failure of the business. Therefore, we have divided "The Wisdom of a Boss" into four aspects: Mastering the Big Picture, Winning in Business, Managing People, and Self-Improvement. The purpose of writing this book is not to "pass on knowledge," but merely to remind bosses who are "swamped with daily tasks" to step back from the complexities and review some simple yet crucial principles and truths, helping you integrate them into reality and put them into practice. Perhaps this will allow you to experience the wonderful meaning of phrases like "achieve twice the result with half the effort" and "handle heavy matters as if they were light." For those eager to become bosses tomorrow, known as "dark horses," this book may hold even greater value. It will help you become familiar with many theorems and rules before entering the "race," allowing you to approach the path to success with confidence.