Wang Yongfu's 36 Basic Skills in Creating Wealth

Author: Zhao Zhenbo
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book is part of the Basic Skills Series. It is divided into eight chapters, systematically introducing the 36 basic skills that Wang Yung-ching, the founder of the Formosa Group, used to create wealth. Compared to the wealthy tycoons in Western countries, Wang Yung-ching was born in China, and perhaps he is more suitable for us. Compared to the new wealthy elites of the knowledge economy era, Wang Yung-ching rose during Taiwan's industrialization period, and he may be more suitable for mainland China, where industrialization has yet to be fully realized. Although the process of his wealth creation cannot be repeated or replicated by anyone else, studying his life journey, career trajectory, as well as the many underlying personality traits, ways of thinking, value standards, and other basic skills hidden behind his life and career, can still provide classic examples and role models for the self-made individuals in contemporary society who refuse to settle for mediocrity and strive for great achievements.