Li Chuanzhi said: Do the right thing

Author: Chi Yuze
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This is not a "Analects" documenting the business success of Liu Chuanzhi. This is a book that discusses how Liu Chuanzhi became Liu Chuanzhi, a young entrepreneur, through interpreting "Liu Management." It is a book with the significance of a management textbook, adapted to the ecosystem of Chinese management rather than merely copying Western management terminology. It is a book that records the success path of a Chinese business giant, offering great help to current managers and those aspiring to become CEOs. It is a book about business ethics and business wisdom. Starting from the story of Liu Chuanzhi and Lenovo, the author explores the words and actions of outstanding figures in the business world today with a broad perspective, delves into the thinking patterns and work methods of great CEOs, and strives to provide some valuable insights for young entrepreneurs. In a commercial society, what needs to be managed is not just businesses, but also our lives. Perhaps, due to changes in time and space, the legend of Liu Chuanzhi and Lenovo is difficult to "replicate," but some things can transcend time and space to offer eternal inspiration, such as: "Height determines judgment," "Learn from opponents how to compete," "The price of greatness is responsibility," and so on. In this sense, this book is also written for every serious life, attempting to provide strength and warmth. To achieve our set goals, the most important thing is to "do the right things." It goes without saying that "doing the right things" is a more fundamental principle than "doing things right": the former provides direction for human effort, while the latter tells people feasible methods. Methods can only help people move faster and more steadily, but direction tells us where we should go. Before taking a step, everyone should clarify the direction and know what the "right things" truly are.