Management Reflections Under 7556 - Waves Collection

Author: Liu Lei
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The book presented before you now cannot be defined in terms of its form, just as the author cannot be defined. The text may be rough, the images may not be professional, and the design may not be trendy—only so under the constraints of cost in the economic environment. We only wish to present the thoughts, actions, and feelings of a lone-wolf figure in his field. In his comments on people, things, and books, I have preserved the essence as much as possible within the framework of publishing policies and regulations. These perhaps biased or individualistic words, in my view, are the epitome of limitless thinking. A Japanese person reclassified and arranged the articles of management guru Peter Drucker into three books: Managing Organizations, Managing Society, and Managing Individuals. Inspired by this, the author has also divided some articles written from the reflections of his ten years as an independent management consultant into two categories: Enterprises and Economy, and Society and Individuals. Enterprises and Economy cover management book reviews and macroeconomic and management commentary; Society and Individuals discuss social phenomena and personal insights. From a narrow perspective of management concepts, this part seems a bit off-topic, but from the author's personal experience, these are the actual feelings, reflections, and inspirations the author and his clients have gained during his practice as a management consultant. In this sense, one can also say that management is everywhere.