The New Clothes of the General Manager

Author: Ye Kuangshi
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: Undergarments, symbolizing the essence of management. Many businesses or entrepreneurs, with their glamorous exterior, win admiration and respect. But when we look closely, we may discover that beneath their beautiful outer layers, there are dirty undergarments. Whether they are actually involved in business operations or observers and researchers of corporate behavior, everyone should learn to observe the potential for development from the essence of the enterprise. Whether corporate behavior aligns with ethical standards can reveal the essence of the enterprise.
Debunking Managerial Myths, Illuminating the Light of Wisdom, Planning the Future
Social Sciences Academic Press solemnly recommends, The New Clothes of the General Manager, The Undergarments of the General Manager.
Facing the market, which is flooded with various types of management books and complex management theories, modern managers pursuing efficiency in life and quality of life are often overwhelmed and lost. Dr. Ye Kuangshi, a renowned management expert, uses his unique insight, rich humanistic connotations, and extraordinary writing style to reflect on corporate culture, development strategies, business ethics, business philosophy, team cultivation, and market strategies through a series of philosophical and wise essays. Starting from seemingly reasonable and insignificant small matters in modern managers' career lives, he attempts to strip away the superficial and dazzling appearances of managers in a competitive society, observing, perceiving, and understanding their loneliness, helplessness, and the hidden shame, dirt, hesitation, restlessness, emptiness, and helplessness deep within their souls. He proposes the business philosophy and management principles of enterprises in the era of social transformation and major economic changes, lighting the light of wisdom for career managers lost in the turbulent battlefield of life, restoring their mental resilience, regaining their lost selves, rebuilding confidence, resolving crises, planning career paths, and recreating the brilliance and splendor of the future wealth century.
Each of the above books contains over 160,000 words and is valued at 20 yuan. They adopt the newly popular international small square format, with exquisite binding and unique design, officially published by Social Sciences Academic Press in January 2001. They are suitable for career managers and white-collar professionals, and especially meaningful for young people aspiring to future business battles.