The simpler the management, the better.

Author: Li Hao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Great leaders have time, they know good management is simple management. Simple methods are practical methods; simple decisions are outstanding decisions. An excellent classic for successful managers, a desk reference guide for business managers. As a manager, to achieve successful management, establish the belief that the simpler, the better before doing anything. Because things are inherently simple, it is your thoughts, your attitude toward things, and your problem-solving methods that make them complex. Just as something that could be expressed in one sentence is expressed in ten, complicating simple problems is a common mistake of managers. Passing through the complex and important fog, seeing the true nature of things, the manager's mind needs to become clear, unless you decide to throw caution to the wind and go all out in one direction, or you plan to quit management altogether. Otherwise, your only choice is to return to the essence of management: simplicity. This book, Management: The Simpler, the Better, can be said to be a good basis for implementing simple management. It is divided into nine chapters, starting with doing things simply and telling you how to improve management effectiveness through simple self-cultivation, how to effortlessly retain talented individuals, and what simple, feasible methods there are for achieving successful management, and so on. The book systematically and comprehensively introduces the simple theories of management while paying full attention to the integration of theory and practice. It gathers the wisdom and experience of countless successful people, and it is believed to be highly beneficial to managers.