Author: Li Jin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Management is about maximizing human potential to achieve goals. From a management perspective, the shortest distance between two points is not necessarily a straight line but a curve with the least obstacles. Talent is the highest-profit commodity, and companies that can manage talent well are ultimately the big winners. — Liu Chuanzhi, Chairman of Lenovo
Management is communication, communication, and more communication. — Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric
Managers are like conductors of an orchestra. Through their efforts, imagination, and leadership, they integrate individual musicians into a magnificent musical performance. — Peter Drucker
The importance of management in business operations needs no further elaboration. It can be said that management achieves everything. However, management literature is often overwhelming and complex. For junior managers, choosing a suitable book for reading is not only a directional guide for the company but also a tremendous scientific driving force that can bring a leap from quantity to quality. This book draws on the management experiences of many successful managers and summarizes a brand-new, tailored approach for those new to management. It provides a solid foundation for junior managers, guiding them into a realm of confidence, making their management effortless, and serving as an indispensable tool for new managers.
The First Book for Managers
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