Zeng Guofan spoke of the ninety-nine strategies of management

Author: Shi Lin
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: When we first approach this controversial figure from the perspective of management, we deeply feel that previous interpretations of him, whether in terms of governance, interpersonal skills, or parenting, were indeed "focusing on the small and overlooking the big." The management "theories" he summarized, such as "chicken hatching eggs," "digging wells," "the weasel with five paws but limited abilities," "building houses," and "borrowing seeds," are not only vivid and easy to understand but also practical. They can be considered a precious treasure in the local management resource pool of China. This book is based on the military and political career of Zeng Guofan and his founding of Westernization enterprises, and it is compiled from dozens of lectures and reports by Professor Shi Lin at Tsinghua University, the Professional Manager Training Center, the Hong Kong Guanghua Management College, the South China HR Forum (Guangzhou), and other institutions. All the historical facts in this book are authentic, though they have been adapted in form, such as converting letter exchanges into dialogue and adopting more modern language. Adjustments have been made to the scenes and some language to make them immediately recognizable to readers. We believe readers will understand.