A Manager's Notes from a Foreign Company

Author: Liu Bo
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: The superficial world, the rise and fall of life, the managers in foreign-invested enterprises under the halo of white-collar life—what are they thinking? Many young people hope to become managers in the future and expect them to be as big as possible. Those who are already managers, however, feel that being a good manager is indeed a very difficult task. So, as a manager, how should one face various issues such as resignations, income, work environment, personnel quality, communication, and competition? The author of this book uses a light and humorous style, with independent topics and cases, to share management wisdom in the context of traditional Chinese culture. This book is a management diary of a foreign-invested enterprise manager, telling the common problems frequently encountered by managers working in large companies, small companies, departments, and general companies, such as resignations, income, work environment, personnel quality, communication, and competition. The book focuses on experience and work skills, with each topic standing alone, full of insightful remarks, making it a favorite among those who want to be managers and those who are already managers.