Three Kingdoms Workplace Life - Business Wisdom in History

Author: Shu Qian
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: On the edge of time, the grand tale of "Three Kingdoms' Struggle, Fierce Contention Among Heroes" has been sung. The names of Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, reflecting wisdom and courage, along with their shining legends, are like stars embedded in the sky of history, shining through the dust of time. Today, the modern workplace, filled with power struggles, conflicts, alliances, and disintegration, is like a battlefield of the Three Kingdoms, shrouded in smoke. Countless people toil in it, some gaining success and joy, while others suffer hardships and setbacks. In this era where smoke has dissipated and sword shadows have faded, if we read those heroic tales of swords and horses with a calm heart, we might gain new insights for navigating the workplace. Why didn’t Zhuge Liang choose Cao Cao but Liu Bei? Why did Ma Su become a scapegoat? Where did Yang Xiu’s fatal flaw originate? Was it fear of an ambush that made Sima Yi retreat before Zhuge Liang’s empty fort? The Three Kingdoms is like a grand play of workplace life. For us in modern business warfare, how much wisdom can we draw from it? Renowned career consultant Shu Qian, with his witty and humorous language, skillfully brings these workplace stories to life, sharing them in a way that allows readers to reflect deeply and gain inspiration as they close the book with a smile.