Beyond

Author: Yang Jian
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Trilogy on the Growth of Local Enterprises. Following "Growing Big" and "Growth," this is another work focusing on the growth of local enterprises, the concluding piece of the trilogy on small and medium-sized enterprise growth, and a brilliant finale. It serves as a toolbox for Chinese entrepreneurs to transcend themselves and achieve growth, as well as a roadmap for small and medium-sized enterprises to break through bottlenecks and achieve long-term prosperity. Mr. Yang Jian is a thoughtful individual, and this book, "Beyond," is filled with the author's experiential insights, original thinking, systematic integration, and efforts toward overall transcendence. It is worth reading for every business manager and even all employees in enterprises. — Li Chaoshu (Secretary-General of the Shenzhen Management Consulting Industry Association and Brand Society)
This book allows us to see the helplessness inherent in the laws of enterprise development. Unraveling the layers, exploring the underlying reasons for the success or failure of enterprises, is a question that every entrepreneur and management scholar must address. If you read this book carefully and combine it with your own enterprise to study the issues, I believe you will be able to do better in the days to come. — Shui Zangxi (Bestselling financial author and senior consultant)
The process of enterprise development is fraught with challenges. Only by continuously transcending ourselves, profits, and building core competitiveness can we achieve unconventional development, grow strong and large, and achieve long-term prosperity. This book systematically addresses these issues. — Cai Wei (Bestselling financial author and senior consultant)
With the publication of "Beyond," the trilogy on the growth of local enterprises has been successfully completed. Considering the market success and reader feedback for "Growing Big" and "Growth," I believe this book also has a bright future. For enterprises, transcendence is necessary; for management books, transcendence is also required—to transcend superficial compilations and foreign editions, focusing instead on original, localized, and time-sensitive content. This series of books aspires to be a pioneer. — Liu Weina, the editor of this book
To move from excellence to transcendence, entrepreneurs must step beyond the mindset of the enterprise and think from a new height: What is the ultimate driving force of the enterprise? How can value be better created, and how can one overcome oneself—transcending oneself every five days, repeating the cycle, and reaching the pinnacle.
Beyond the Conventional—Principles of Unconventional Development:
- Addition for survival, expanding scale;
- Subtraction for refinement, concentrating strengths;
- Multiplication for quantity, rapid replication;
- Division for simplification, restructuring resources.
Equal exchange, complementary advantages.
Beyond Self—How far your business can go depends on how strong your comprehensive capabilities are. Therefore, business operators must continuously transcend themselves to achieve continuous self-improvement and the evolution of the enterprise.
Beyond Profit—Harmonious development is the melody and requirement of the era. If you only focus on money, you will eventually become a pauper; but if you focus on harmonious development, you will have unexpected rewards. Because society has an invisible hand that transcends the ordinary, guiding your pockets.
This book, through the research and analysis of famous successful enterprises in China and abroad, as well as well-known cases of management failures, reveals some general patterns for enterprises to grow strong and large.