Walking on the blade of the boss

Author: Aden
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This is a working-class philosophy textbook liberated from the philosopher's classroom. Skillfully insert your ideas into the stubborn minds of the boss; consciously find your place in the boss's hierarchical system; faithfully integrate your shadow into the boss's bumpy risks; and peacefully earn your money from the boss's bulging wallet. This is the wisdom the book imparts to workers, truly a masterpiece filled with life philosophy, heartfelt advice, and a humorous take on the harsh realities of the business world. – Professor Zhang Feng, Professor of the Central Institute of Socialism
A book written for those who seek happiness through working. It teaches you how to survive in the tight corners of private enterprises, grow wisdom without resorting to petty tricks, minimize psychological distortion and economic exploitation in some twisted private companies, navigate the razor's edge of the boss's authority without getting hurt, and find your own position, happiness, and sense of achievement while working for the boss. – Yin Zhigang, Deputy Director of the Beijing Population Research Institute and Professor of Sociology at Beijing Administrative College
This is an economic (a short essay on economics), the autobiography of a successful professional manager, and a book for young people just starting their careers. Based on his personal experiences, the author shares the big ideas and wisdom workers should have when dealing with bosses, and talks about unique life insights such as "In peacetime, economic liberation is the true liberation" and "Let's all do well in our careers and don't trouble the government." Aden, a well-known cultural figure from a state-owned department during the early days of China's reform and opening-up, achieved remarkable success and high salary through his hard work and wisdom. How did he handle the "difficult-to-please boss"? How did he minimize exploitation in private enterprises? Why is he willing to work for others but never start his own business? Aden tells his story in a relaxed and humorous tone, offering great inspiration to career-driven individuals. Perhaps you have no family background to help you succeed, no financial foundation to give you a start, or you're confused and lost in the competitive workplace. Chating with Aden may bring you sudden clarity. The book contains no empty preachings—only heartfelt words earned through more than two decades of working life. Aden's writing is light, humorous, and full of self-deprecation. He has sincerely helped many young professionals, earning their respect to this day; he has also been invited to give lectures to various workers, earning countless rounds of applause. We believe these stories will also earn your thoughtful smiles or even tearful laughter.