Author: Han Shi
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The realm of a supervisor, the art of coffee. Leisurely and contented yet in control of everything. Knowing how to use people is both the greatest strength and an art of a leader. Great thieves do not wield swords; if you want to become an "emperor" like Liu Bang, you really need to ponder this book carefully. This book covers two aspects: one is the improvement of self-quality, enhancing one's cultivation; the other is thoroughly understanding human nature and refining the skills of how to conduct oneself and interact with others. The entire book revolves around the topics of selecting talent, utilizing talent, managing talent, and retaining talent, starting from specific details to tell you how to find the most capable people for your company, how to be people-oriented and make the right decisions, how to delegate authority reasonably while maintaining control, and how to retain outstanding talent, thereby allowing subordinates to maximize their potential.
Using people well is the big winner
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