Knowledge Hero 2.0

Author: Liu Ren
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: "Knowledge Heroes 2.0" is a panoramic account of the rise and fall of China's IT industry, guiding the development of China's most dynamic information industry. It boasts strong readability and collectible value, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the information industry. Written by renowned Chinese journalist Liu Ren through close interviews, it is prefaced or highly recommended by industry luminaries such as Liu Chuanzhi, Chairman of Lenovo, Chen Zongzhou, Editor-in-Chief of Computer World, and others. It is also listed as a must-read book for employees of famous companies like Lenovo, Founder Group, BenQ, TCL, Acer, and Computer World in 2002, currently selling nationwide.
"Big Collapse" went wild?? -- Yes!;
"Jack Welch's Autobiography" sold out?? -- Correct!;
"Who Moved My Cheese" ranked high?? -- Of course. Why?? -- Who knows!
"Big Collapse" tells a painful lesson;
"Jack Welch's Autobiography" showcases an example of a foreigner;
while "Who Moved My Cheese" constantly hints at your job security.
"Knowledge Heroes 2.0" depicts Chinese-style corporate heroes, where failure doesn't always mean being a true hero. In the past five years of China's rapid economic growth, businesses have experienced both joy and sorrow, with intricate relationships. During this period, many knowledge heroes emerged.
Written by renowned Chinese journalist and Editor-in-Chief of Knowledge Economy, Liu Ren, after nearly three years of close interviews, this book records many valuable issues for growing companies to ponder and learn from, such as enterprise management, human relations, equity distribution, and investment decisions. Here, all the content is storytelling, making it highly readable and collectible.
After four years of effort, famous journalist Liu Ren upgraded the once sensational book "Knowledge Heroes" to version 2.0. However, in "Knowledge Heroes 2.0," many names that once dominated the industry have disappeared. In Liu Ren's view, the other side of a hero is exhaustion.