The Three Great Abilities of a Leader: Recognizing People, Utilizing People, Managing People: Recognizing People, Utilizing People, Managing People

Author: Shi Sheng
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is suitable for comrades engaged in various leadership roles. It holds significant reference value for business management personnel, entrepreneurs, managers of various functional departments, and readers involved in other management and leadership work. Those aspiring to leadership positions or about to become leaders should also read it, as we believe it will not disappoint you. To facilitate reading, the author divides each book into three parts—Upper, Middle, and Lower—and nearly a hundred sections, with each section being about a thousand words long. The content is designed to be concise and impactful, with language that is clear and fluent. It includes both unique insights into leadership work and practical principles for guiding work practices; both the valuable experiences of successful leaders throughout history and the harsh lessons learned by many in leadership roles; both profound reflections on interpersonal relationships and rational analyses of improving work efficiency; both inspiring quotes from leadership masters and down-to-earth insights from grassroots work. We believe that leaders, whether dealing with "people" or "power," whether in the daily tasks of "being a person" or the busy work of "doing things," will find valuable inspiration and precious references in this series, thereby improving their leadership level, cultivating their leadership skills, and elevating their leadership work to a higher level.

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