Good at judging people

Author: (Taiwan) Zhang Shengshu
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This is a toolbook that provides fresh perspectives for professionals in the workplace. In the book, Mr. Zhang Shengshu, with his exceptional intelligence and meticulous thinking, gives (Zi Wei Dou Shu) a compelling scientific framework. Especially the innovative four personality classifications of (Zi Wei Dou Shu) have taken a significant step toward transforming " (Zi Wei Dou Shu)" into a "personality prediction" tool, thereby offering a very practical operational model and definition. This book is jointly recommended by five major websites: Sina UC, Sina Entertainment Channel, NetEase Business Channel, NetEase Women Channel, Sohu Reading Channel, QQ Reading Channel, and Tom Women Channel. Reading this book will make your leaders, colleagues, and subordinates your "best friends," making you the undeniable "popularity king"! The ancient (Zi Wei Dou Shu) in this book sheds its appearance of superstition and destiny, revealing the essence of the world's earliest behavioral research science. The main star in the (Ming Gong) represents a person's personality, which is their approach to and method of handling matters, as well as their decision-making model. As long as you know which star sits in their (Ming Gong), you can grasp their basic traits, even their subconscious thinking logic, and learn how to "use the right approach" to communicate and interact with them, complementing each other's strengths and weaknesses to achieve the best performance. In other words, between different personalities, mutual understanding and appreciation mean mutual growth, while lack of understanding and appreciation means mutual restraint. In the workplace, skillfully using (Zi Wei Dou Shu) can help you develop proper relationships with colleagues, maximize team strength, thereby enhancing competitiveness and changing your destiny. This book is an online learning tool for employees of TSMC and a reference for personnel recruitment in the Acer Group. It ranked among the top ten non-fiction books on Taiwan's Jin Sheng Tang (Golden Hall) annual book list in 2004.