Dare to knock on your boss's door

Author: Wang Mei
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Some doors in the world are open, while others are closed. Behind the closed doors may lie an unexpected world. To knock is a challenge to oneself. Based on confidence and initiative, let us, like Mr. Li Shaotang, dare to knock on the door of the boss, the door of the career, and the door of society—Gu Peizhu Whether you are a boss or an employee, you should definitely read this book. It is not only the personal success story of Li Shaotang but also a reference book for managers' career planning—Wang Wenshan Among the professional managers I have encountered, Li Shaotang is one of the few who can balance the big picture of business and execution details. Young people reading his story will surely gain great inspiration—Lin Cangsheng I am absolutely convinced that success is never accidental. Li Shaotang's story provides a great example: even without a special background or the experience of studying abroad, as long as you take steady steps, you can also become the CEO of a renowned cross-enterprise—Deng Xuezhong Do employees work diligently and will definitely be noticed? Not every boss can stay sharp-eyed. What if the boss has myopia, astigmatism, or presbyopia and cannot see the performance of employees? The author, with concise and vivid language, uses the success story of Li Shaotang, the Director General of the East China and Southwest China Regions of Beijing Oracle Company, to answer this question. This book explores the personality qualities and the formation process of Li Shaotang's success factors. From his success story, fresh graduates or those just entering the workforce can learn a lot of experience, making it an invaluable reference book for career planning. The Simplified Chinese translation edition of this book is authorized by Tianxia Yuanjian Publishing Co., Ltd. of Taiwan for publication and distribution by China Machine Press.