When the storm comes, the road is at Tsinghua to study management

Author: Yang Hang, Tao Shusen
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Perseverance in self-improvement, carrying burdens with virtue, integrity in learning, rigor in character, pursuit of excellence, actions speak louder than words, leading with authority, embracing diverse strengths, and integrating and refining. This book is a record of the author's experiences, learnings, and reflections during their studies at the School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University. It uses a light-hearted and humorous style to explore the following questions: How should talent be cultivated, how does Tsinghua's School of Economics and Management develop managerial talent, what qualities should modern business managers possess, how should modern management theory be combined with traditional cultural thought, and what are the current issues in China's state-owned enterprises and the influence of culture on management. Many of the viewpoints and insights presented are based on practical experiences shared during discussions with faculty and students at Tsinghua's School of Economics and Management. Due to the author's academic background and fondness for ancient Chinese culture, the book extensively cites classic cases from ancient strategists and modern business leaders, as well as renowned management philosophies and principles. The explanations are clear and accessible, ensuring that any reader will find it refreshing and enlightening. Currently, there is much discussion about MBAs in society. By reading this book, you may gain a more authentic understanding of what an MBA entails.