Cross-trend Manager

Author: (Malaysian) KC Shigezō
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: I strongly recommend the book "Crossing the Tides Managers" to all professional managers. Like a sculpture, this book is absolutely forged from years of management experience. —Michael Wooi, Chairman of the British International Professional Management Association In today's market, the success of business is the key to survival. For these fighters, integrating patterns of human behavior, formulating quality-related strategies, and planning for the future are crucial. KC has fully equipped himself with behavioral experience in Asia, and his contributions to the art of management are truly timely. His book will undoubtedly receive praise. —Norman Burgess, British Certified Engineer, Former President of the Quality Insurance Association, Former Chairman of the International Quality Management Association Another of KC's works has been published, containing many excellent and practical advice, ideas, and strategies. Highly recommended this book, it is a must-read for anyone pursuing excellence. —Wan Mohd Nazmi, Chief Operating Officer of THMECeSdnBhd, Malaysia I have known KC for 33 years and have witnessed how he transforms himself and others in team settings. This art or science will further influence readers in both personal and professional aspects. I have read all of his works and always learn something new from them. —Hililp Tand, CEO of China International Bank, Ningbo Branch The author of this book is a senior Asian executive, the President of Guest Group, and also a well-known television host in Malaysia. The book concisely elaborates on new concepts of contemporary management, exploring management insights and ideas from seventeen different perspectives through case studies and virtual scenarios. It delves into reflections on "danger" and "opportunity," the killer app of creativity for managers, avoiding hiring short-term employees, and the questioning techniques of managers. The Chairman of the International Professional Managers Association, Michael Wooi, summarizes it as: "It's like a sculpture, depicting years of management experience." The book incorporates Mr. Shigezō's in-depth understanding of the Chinese market, with adjustments made to the domestic cultural environment and business norms to make it more suitable for the Chinese context. It is believed that readers will be inspired after reading this book.