Chinese Management Behavior (Revised Edition)

Author: Zeng Shiqiang
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Put this book in your mind, just like putting water in a reservoir. Whenever you encounter similar situations, open the tap, and the water will naturally flow out, allowing for timely application. This book uses case analysis methods to explore the behavioral characteristics of Chinese people and proposes and elaborates on a series of proven effective Chinese management principles. The book is divided into 10 sections, covering 40 key points of Chinese management, including basic concepts, work principles, communication phenomena, the essence of communication, the balance between people and self, handling ambiguity, judging right and wrong, chaotic order, negotiation skills, and reasonable compromises. Each key point includes case descriptions, analysis, and explanations, with modular settings such as "Principles," "Questions," and "Reflections" for easy learning. In essence, it is a textbook of situational management in the Chinese style, where managers can find solutions to common management challenges. This book is an invaluable practical guide to management for Chinese managers at all levels.