Bing Jian Zhimo

Author: Zeng Guofan
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The wisdom of discerning talent from the highly esteemed Qing Dynasty general Zeng Guofan. To use people, one must first recognize them; to do things, one must first be a person. This book fully combines classic cases of talent discernment from ancient Chinese literature, selecting many stories rich in wisdom to present the profound and subtle wisdom of ancient Chinese thought to readers. After reading, readers can gain different insights, thereby enhancing their ability to recognize and discern people. It is highly valuable for business managers and HR professionals, and could be aptly called a "bible of talent discernment." This book fully incorporates classic cases of talent discernment from ancient China and also references the recent works of Mr. Nan Huaijin and Mr. Yu Qiu. The origin of this book stems from the complaints of friends around me—some lamenting the scarcity of talent, while others lamenting being deceived by the elderly. Solutions to both issues were found within the book.