Essentials of Management Classics

Author: Wu Zhiyong
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The time of modern people is so valuable, and we truly need someone to sift through the clutter and filter out the fluff for us. Reading Essentials of Management Classics can be seen as a form of in-depth study, as the book has been infused with the's thoughts and values. In the 21st century, with fierce competition, managers are eager to read a large number of books that can enhance their abilities in a short time, but all managers are very busy and don't have that much time to read. There are countless management books, both good and bad, and often, after spending time on them, they find that the content is not worth the effort. When reading such books, I developed a habit: after finishing a good book, I would extract its essence. I have stuck to this habit for 10 years. Whenever I have a question in a certain area, I would revisit the extracted content to quickly determine if the book contains the answer. If it does, but the is not detailed enough, I would then refer back to the original book for a thorough study, saving a significant amount of time. In the 10 years of reading management books, I found that only about 100 of them were truly valuable. From these 100 books, I selected some of the most representative essentials to compile this book. This book presents the essence of the most valuable books in various fields—such as strategic management, change and innovation management, leadership, management thinking patterns, human resource management, and marketing management—through direct. Additionally, readers can use this book as a quick reference guide, allowing them to quickly find the content they need for the above aspects, saving a lot of time. What sets this book apart from other similar books in China is that the selected books are truly valuable classics in their respective fields, the original books are easy to read and highly practical, and they are themselves bestsellers.