The Way of Non-Action. Taoist Management

Author: Zhen Xingling
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Publication Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This series of books showcases the management wisdom imparted to us by China's "sages." Each school of "sages" has constructed unique doctrines and proposed a series of management propositions. These rational knowledge is the crystallization of the sages' wisdom, often expressed in the form of proverbs—simple yet profound—guiding people's lives to this day. It is precisely because this knowledge has been internalized as the subconscious and behavioral patterns of Easterners and even people worldwide that the sages' proverbs have become keys to opening people's minds. If it is the truth, then there is no distinction between new and old, or foreign and local; it is all a theoretical weapon for understanding and transforming society. This series adopts a writing style of "philosophy + case studies" to ensure that readers feel the ease and comfort of reading, and to facilitate the organic transformation of management philosophy into contemporary management practices, enabling readers to apply knowledge to multiple situations and think by analogy.