Author: Yang Dongxiong
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book collects stories of how 11 ancient Chinese emperors sought and utilized talent. The writing is fresh, the stories vivid, and it has strong readability, leaving readers to ponder. To achieve great things, one must learn to use people; talent is wealth. Let the capable play their roles and serve the nation. Although each emperor lived in a different era and had different strategies for managing people, the stories selected in this book all reflect the ancient value of valuing talent, appointing people based on merit, and entrusting positions according to ability. They hold strong practical significance.
Learn to use people from the emperors
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