Corrective Force: The Corrective Organization of Eastern Wisdom Enterprises

Author: Li Ruqi, Li Xiaodong, Ge Dongsheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The average lifespan of Chinese growing enterprises is 2.9 years, that of American growing enterprises is less than 7 years, and the average lifespan of Fortune 500 companies is only 40-42 years. This book attempts to apply traditional Chinese medicine theory and Confucian wisdom, through the theories of "corrective force" and "correction-oriented organizational theory," to provide solutions for global enterprises to break through the bottleneck of "short lifespan." The book contains numerous original Chinese-style enterprise theories, including: healthy survival methods for enterprises, traditional Chinese medicine thinking for enterprises, the historical discovery of the "five stages of corporate behavior," the idea that correction and innovation are two sides of the same coin for achieving healthy excellence, the Eastern Confucian philosophy of "benevolence, creation, intelligence, and trust" for enterprises, the "1234567" of Xiu Lai's "corporate correction philosophy," a correction-oriented organizational theory that transcends learning organizations, and the supreme realm of outstanding execution—correction force.