Realm - The Ultimate Path of Enterprise Management

Author: Wang Guiguo, Chai Shaoqing
Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: What is Jingjie (Realm) — It is the first original management philosophy book in China in nearly a century with its own ideological system. It is Chinese-style management philosophy, but also global, and will inevitably become global management thought, leading the transformation of global management thinking. It will pose such questions to people — Do we humans work and live with efficiency, value, and wisdom? The most powerful force in the world is thought. It has long surpassed the boundaries of human life. People can willingly use their precious lives to uphold the rules of ideas, making them remain vibrant across decades or even millennia, forming a magnificent landscape in the history of human civilization. Business management and operation also require such powerful thought. Great managers share a common characteristic: they not only operate businesses with a single ideology but also train people's habits. In future high-level business competition, the role of corporate thought will become increasingly significant. The administrative functions of top managers will become increasingly weakened, while their spiritual functions will grow stronger, with the primary task being the management of employees' thoughts and habits.
What is Jingjie (Realm) — It is the first original management philosophy book in China in nearly a century with its own ideological system. It is Chinese-style management philosophy, but also global, and will inevitably become global management thought, leading the transformation of global management thinking. It will pose such questions to people — Do we humans work and live with efficiency, value, and wisdom? The most powerful force in the world is thought. It has long surpassed the boundaries of human life. People can willingly use their precious lives to uphold the rules of ideas, making them remain vibrant across decades or even millennia, forming a magnificent landscape in the history of human civilization. Business management and operation also require such powerful thought. Great managers share a common characteristic: they not only operate businesses with a single ideology but also train people's habits. In future high-level business competition, the role of corporate thought will become increasingly significant. The administrative functions of top managers will become increasingly weakened, while their spiritual functions will grow stronger, with the primary task being the management of employees' thoughts and habits.