Private enterprise creates

Author: Yu Fei
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: The value of this book does not lie in the ready-made management experience and methods it offers, but rather in reminding entrepreneurs of the need to shift perspectives and embrace quality innovation in response to the practical realities of private enterprises. As a private enterprise owner, you may not have the time to read, but you cannot afford not to learn how to grow your business. Will your past successes and opportunities return? Do you have a team of trusted and capable management talents? Do you know why some once-renowned enterprises have risen and fallen so quickly? China needs private enterprises, and even more so, private entrepreneurs. This book explores the two aspects of building a private enterprise—macro and micro. Theoretically, it provides a proper argument for private enterprises, and the improvement of both private enterprises and their owners begins with enhancing business management. At the same time, it emphasizes the personal growth of the entrepreneur. This book is an author's in-depth work on the practical management of Chinese private enterprises. It uses personal experiences as evidence, offering a comprehensive analysis of the reasons behind the successes and failures of private enterprises from their inception to growth and decline. It also cites examples from strategy, talent, mindset, innovation, and motivation to thoroughly discuss how private enterprises can face global economic integration and achieve healthy development in the new century, providing readers with fresh insights.