The 66 Golden Rules for Retaining People -- The Golden Rule Series

Author: Wen Guang, Ning Chuan (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: In today's corporate competition, it is actually a competition for talent. Finding suitable and capable people is not easy, and retaining these talents is equally challenging. So, how can we retain these talents? Through long-term management practices, numerous companies and managers have summarized extensive experience and extended it into principles that must be followed in work. If every company can deeply understand these principles and strictly adhere to them in practical operations, it can unite more outstanding talents and further develop and expand its business. In this book, the authors elaborate in detail and meticulously on the specific work principles for retaining talent, covering aspects such as delegation, rewards and punishments, promotion, and care. All these principles are the profound insights gained from experience by countless outstanding business managers, the crystallization of wisdom from long-term management practices, and are deeply worth our reflection and mastery. At the same time, the book provides management practice cases from some well-known domestic and international companies for each principle, vividly and authentically illustrating their specific application methods. From these cases, readers can fully appreciate the philosophical connotations and operational techniques of these principles, thereby enhancing their management skills and enriching their experience. Naturally, management itself is a science. And science must exist within specific application contexts and prerequisites. Therefore, when applying these principles in practice, readers should adjust flexibly according to the actual working conditions and use them appropriately for the specific situation. This is also the true way of learning. We hope that all managers can improve through this and become even more outstanding business managers.