Management is like being a Policeman--36 stories and philosophies of efficient management

Author: Kuang Zhongxiao, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The Chinese meaning of "Policeman" is police. In a rule-of-law state, the law grants police the power to hold accountable those who violate public legal order. Police then exercise their authority in accordance with the law to ensure the stability of the state and society. Under the rule-of-law concept, individuals do not submit to any individual but must obey police performing their duties. Although police are individuals, when executing their duties, they enter into a legal process upon wearing a uniform or presenting an official legal document. They act under the authority of the law, representing the majesty of the state. Obedience to police is not obedience to an individual but to the national law. This book takes "Policeman" as its main theme, introducing the subject of management through 36 short stories. It provides an in-depth yet accessible explanation and commentary on the meaning, problems, methods, and techniques of management, aiming to enable managers not only to grasp the direction of management on a macro level but also to pay attention to details on a micro level, thereby making organizational management vibrant and effective.