Playing chess

Author: Anatoly Karpov
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Karpov combines the characteristics of different opponents in business warfare, elaborating on the third tactical approach of direct confrontation, indirect confrontation, and flanking confrontation. Direct confrontation "decides the outcome with one move," winning through strength; indirect confrontation avoids the strong points and exploits the weaknesses of the opponent; flanking confrontation "subdues the enemy without fighting," which can be said to align with the principle of effort-saving economics. This book not only records Karpov's practical experiences but also intersperses his profound insights into chess. Karpov's incisive and extraordinary arguments, when applied to the fierce competition in business, should prove repeatedly effective. Therefore, this book is not only for international chess enthusiasts interested in Karpov's legendary career but also for those eager to excel in the business arena, as reading it will undoubtedly be a highly rewarding journey.