Circles and traps

Author: Wang Qiang
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: A collection of legendary experiences from the author's years as a senior executive in foreign companies, the third volume of "The Three Companions of Modern Chinese Business." Thisliterature reveals the inner workings of foreign enterprises operating in China, while the second volume is a must-read guide tailored for the white-collar class! A pure business war novel that reflects a group of people from a certain era! Although there is no smoke, it is more bloody than a battlefield; although not dying in battle, it is more painful than death. This book is the first volume of the author's "The Three Companions of Modern Chinese Business." Although it is a literary novel, the brutal business wars in the IT industry and the inner circles of foreign companies depicted in the novel are all based on real events. Rooted in the author's profound life experiences, it vividly portrays the diverse characters of senior executives in foreign companies in China, making it both realistic and profound, lively and relatable. The book follows the main plot of the sales business wars of two large projects, with each link tightly connected, full of twists and turns, and intricate strategies. The story is exciting, with a plot full of suspense. Moreover, based on real cases, it is convincing and can be truly considered a "winning guide" for marketing professionals in various industries to study. Hongjun rises from a low-level salesperson to become the Chief Representative of the Greater China region for a renowned multinational company. Just as he is about to be promoted and achieve success in both career and emotions, he falls into the trap designed by Yu Wei, plunging into a double abyss of career and romance. Two former friends, because they are in the same circle, become sworn enemies. A popular version of a modern workplace "Bible," a book written for everyone. The protagonist's several ups and downs, the life-and-death struggles of various white-collar workers, exquisite and fashionable lifestyles—all open your eyes. Follow the protagonist on a "career roller coaster" and experience the thrilling and wise way of survival. No matter what profession you are in, I believe it will benefit you greatly! This book is the second volume of the author's "The Three Companions of Modern Chinese Business." Although it is a literary novel, the brutal business wars in the IT industry and the inner circles of foreign companies depicted in the novel are all based on real events. Rooted in the author's profound life experiences, it vividly portrays the diverse characters of senior executives in foreign companies in China. Professionals from all walks of life and white-collar workers in foreign companies will find the novel both realistic and profound, lively and relatable. The book follows the main plot of the sales business wars of two large projects, with each link tightly connected, full of twists and turns, and intricate strategies. The story is exciting, with a plot full of suspense. Moreover, based on real cases, it is convincing and can be truly considered a "winning guide" for marketing professionals in various industries to study.