Zhuge Liang is a good supervisor

Author: Jin Ge
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Zhuge Liang is one of the most renowned wise figures in Chinese history, but he was also a person of high moral character and extraordinary abilities. He was an outstanding manager and an exceptional pragmatist. He has offered numerous inspirations to later generations, including business managers, and his worth deserves to be analyzed and explained in books like Zhuge Liang Is a Good Supervisor and many others. To say that Zhuge Liang was a good supervisor is truly an insult to Master Kongming.
Consider Zhuge Liang—his strategies in Longzhong, his vision in uniting with Wu to resist Cao Cao, his cleverness in borrowing arrows with straw boats, his calmness in the empty city plan, his righteousness in capturing seven times and releasing seven times, his strict adherence to the law in executing Sima Yi, his loyalty to the young ruler, his flawless final strategies, his dedication to duty until his death—how could this be something an ordinary supervisor could achieve? Yet Master Kongming was not a boss. Whether as a strategist in battle or as a prime minister after the establishment of the state, especially the latter, he was more of a supervisor. But this supervisor was not an ordinary one; he was almost supreme—a senior or high-level supervisor. Don’t believe it? Take a look!