Successful grey

Author: Yu Shengkuan
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: "The Gray of Success" explains through real-life cases how, as a business manager, "good intentions leading to good results—should be; good intentions leading to bad results—embarrassing; unintentional good results—luck; unintentional bad results—bad luck; bad intentions leading to bad results—malicious; bad intentions leading to good results—clever." This book is a product of the author's practice, observations, thoughts, and reflections, originating from the analysis, reasoning, and research of various specific cases. It highlights the author's attempts and efforts over the past decade in business management to construct a new theory of humanistic management. It is also a valuable reference for management. This book is part of the "Humanistic Management Series," alongside "The Gray of Insights," "The Rationality of the Gray," "Beyond the Gray of Understanding," "The Gray Proverbs of Business," "The Value of the Gray of Failure," and "The Gray Literary Affair."