Layer 7 Cultivation Decoding the Growth Genes of Excellent Large Companies

Author: Xia Boyao
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This seems to be an era where growth is the dream. Every entrepreneur sees growth as the ultimate value of a business. How much in sales revenue grows each year, how much in profit grows, when to enter the Global 500, and which day to enter the top corporate forums—these are the desires of managers and the aspirations of investors. It's the same for a business, the same for an industry, and it seems the same for a country. The years you spent at Wanxiang haven't been wasted; your book truly reflects the real situation and development patterns of Chinese enterprises, especially the analysis of private enterprises in China, where one can find echoes of Wanxiang. At the China Business Summit of the World Economic Forum in Beijing, I once told Xia Boyao that Huali was interested in the model for cultivating core corporate capabilities. The author said he was conducting research on such a topic at the time. Today, seeing his upcoming book The Seven Layers of Mastery, the part that interested me has been found in the book.