I'm not teaching you to deceive -3

Author: Liu Yong, [USA]
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Many people, upon hearing about workplace struggles, react by avoiding involvement and unwillingly getting entangled in the deceitful politics of the office. Unfortunately, those who wish to play it safe and seek peace and quiet often end up not escaping the whirlpool of conflicts and may even lose their jobs inexplicably. Writing this article is not to teach you deceit, but to help you see through the world and understand human nature, so that you can better protect yourself in the workplace. "Those who spy on others' affairs easily draw resentment. Those who reveal secrets easily suffer retribution." Liu Yong's works are filled with such philosophical short sentences. The title and content of the book I Don't Teach You Deceit are quite interesting. It is positioned as a practical booklet written for social phenomena, revealing the complexities of the world to teach you how to avoid being taken advantage of. Liu Yong's booklets are somewhat like cultural fast food. Regardless of their nutritional value, after reading them, you'll only feel refreshed and satisfied. No need to strain your brain or worry about indigestion. A smile of understanding is all that's needed. The book contains the frustration, struggles, and reflections of the author's countless sleepless nights, written in an accessible yet profound style. Through some stories with strong ironic undertones, it moves from politics to business, and from business to our daily ways of dealing with people. The writing is sharp, vivid, and engaging, sparking a series of biting yet highly thought-provoking discussions.