Jack Welch's Autobiography (Second Edition)

Author: Jack Welch
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: A classic masterpiece in the global management field, one of the most influential management books in the United States in the 20th century! Chinese edition sales have exceeded 700,000 copies! This autobiography of Jack Welch is his last major move before retirement. In the book, he speaks candidly and openly, revealing his growth years, success stories, and management philosophy. It sets an exemplary model for business professionals around the world who aspire to success and is hailed as the "Bible for CEOs." Jack Welch of General Electric was the highest-paid CEO in the world, known as the CEO of the world. From 1981, when he took over as CEO of General Electric, in just 20 years, Welch grew the company's market value to $450 billion, a 30-fold increase, and raised its ranking from 10th in the world to 2nd. The "Six Sigma" standards, globalization, and e-commerce he promoted almost redefined modern enterprises. At the same time, this reform-minded management genius also pioneered a unique philosophy and operating system. This system relies on a flat, "boundaryless" management model, a passionate focus on people, and an informal, egalitarian communication style, helping the vast and diverse business empire overcome the bureaucratic pyramid of mature companies and move toward a flexible, proactive, and unorthodox path. While achieving success, he himself became one of the most admired business leaders in the world, an idol that CEOs are eager to emulate.