The Ten Commandments of Successful Managers: Harvard Can't Teach You

Author: Michael Michael (USA)
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: A marketing classic admired by Harvard students, filled with Western wisdom and moral integrity. First introduced, original translation, without any adaptation. Entrepreneurs, experts, and colleagues in the business and trade fields often hold the view that 20 to 30 courses in business and trade can equip you with systematic professional knowledge. However, in practical work, a superior foreign salesperson or a successful manager often relies on immeasurable qualities beyond these essential professional skills. These qualities include comprehensive judgment, physical fitness, public relations skills, organizational abilities, and other factors. The author of this book has provided outstanding experience in these areas. Through numerous examples, the author summarizes his own and others' successes and failures, failures and successes, offering insightful wisdom to the business and trade community in vivid language from the fields of management, psychology, futurology, public relations, administrative management, judgment, organization, and adaptability. Whether it is an inspiration for a company. Moreover, this book is also an excellent guide for those outside the business and trade field, offering wisdom for life's journey.