Corporate Culture Salon · Issue 3, 2004 (Issue 6, Total): Issue 3, 2004

Author: Qian Jin
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: China's economy is in the initial stage of industrialization, and it is inevitable to maintain a high growth rate annually. In this issue's online feature, the article "Accurately Understanding Repetitive Construction" provides a profound insight into this, hoping readers can grasp the differences between developing the economy under a market economy system and the old system. The personality profile in this issue is about Yang Yuanqing of Lenovo Group. Lenovo recently conducted its second major layoff, sparking many reflections on careers and life. The two articles on talent management, "Demonstration of Benevolence and Severity" and "Promoting Key Personnel and Rewarding Excellence," discuss both the specific handling of combining rewards and punishments and the distinction between reliable and usable employees in a company. The key article in this issue is "The Public Nature of Corporate Legal Person Property Rights," which emphasizes that business operations must comply with public property rights constraints and cannot be driven solely by shareholders' personal property rights decisions. This is the pivot of innovation in modern joint-stock company systems and a concrete manifestation of leading thoughts in China and beyond. The MBA Exchange article "The Emergence of Self-Organization and the Role of Other-Organization" explores the relationship between industrial clusters and the government's role in promoting economic development, holding universal significance. "Fairness is Not Equality" is an article from the theoretical classic column, which explains what fairness and equality are and how they should be treated in a market economy. The brand study in this issue focuses on "Huiyuan Juice," a brand whose success was hard-earned. We hope more companies can draw inspiration from its achievements. "International Finance" is the recommended essential read for white-collar professionals in this issue. China's Economy Press has prepared this book for readers, and we welcome orders by mail.