Song Jiang is a CEO: Management Principles of Liangshan

Author: Guan Xuezhi
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Song Jiang, the leader of the Shangai Gang in the Water Margin, tearfully says, "Over the years, people have only seen my cunning, but ignored my outstanding management skills. I am more unjust than Dou E." If you read Water Margin as a teenager, do you still remember those vibrant characters and the bold, heroic plots? Time flies. By the time you read Water Margin again as an adult, you'll find that the plots or characters no longer captivate you as they once did—you've surpassed them. But you still have something to extract: such as ideas, principles. So, Song Jiang as a CEO—Management Principles of Shangai is like a time tunnel, connecting the youthful, unrestrained you with the mature, thirty-year-old you! Interpreting Water Margin from the perspective of management, transforming feelings into rationality! This book takes the story of Shangai as its background, focusing on the period after Huang Gai's death, when Song Jiang became the leader of Shangai until the entire gang was incorporated into the imperial service. It combines the original text with dramatization to tell a management story on Shangai. The entire book adopts the novelistic structure of chapters, with each chapter addressing a hot issue in management. It explores eight major aspects: human resource management, organizational structure, communication, corporate culture, team awareness, corporate development strategy and execution, and motivation. The language is humorous and vivid, the plot is intricate and continuous, the setting is unique and typical, and the characters are distinct and vivid.