World 500 Management Fable

Author: Zhang Qijin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: In the fiercely competitive global market, only those companies that lead their competitors can stand unshaken。——Jack Welch (Former CEO of General Electric) The insights and practical suggestions in "Fables of Management from the World's 500 Largest Companies" are worth referencing by all company managers。——Wan Jiansheng (Former Minister of Enterprise Planning at Hui Ren Group) For entrepreneurs who are determined to revitalize China's economy, this is a book worth reading。——Zhao Juchun (President of China Behavioral Construction Network) What does "simple" mean? Doing simple things every day perfectly is simple; what does "difficult" mean? Doing things that are widely recognized as very easy with great seriousness is difficult。——Zhang Ruimin (President of Haier Group) What has made today's World's 500 Largest Companies? What has enabled some of them to achieve lasting success while others have made a name for themselves overnight? How can Chinese companies learn from their experiences? After reading this book, you are sure to gain insights. From this book, we can see that Western companies have a history of three or four hundred years. From factories to corporations, from regional to multinational companies, they have formed today's global economy, miraculously creating the reality and future of humanity. Whether it's the automotive giants like General Motors, Toyota, Honda, Mercedes-Benz, and Ford, or the oil industry leaders like Shell, Exxon, and British Petroleum, as well as the high-tech innovators like IBM, Microsoft, and Hitachi, their successful management philosophies can help Chinese entrepreneurs realize that "In fact, no matter how perfect your company's current business model is, it will always face challenges." The truth is that the lifespan of business models is becoming shorter. If you want your company to survive, you must continuously discover new business models.