1 minute life

Author: Pan Shaoquan
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: The Art of Rulership, a mystery since ancient times. In modern society, these Eastern "wisdoms" seem more cunning than the "open and fair" Western management, yet they carry a touch of worldly experience, worth pondering. Management is not about novelty, nor does it distinguish between Eastern and Western approaches, nor is it about grand principles. To be honest, it's just some principles of how to conduct oneself and interact with others. Reading specialized books takes too much time; a minute with comic illustrations and text is enjoyable.
A new employee asks an experienced one, "Why are some people exceptionally outstanding, while others fail to make it?" The experienced employee replies, "Everyone wants to be better than others. The problem is that those who keep thinking about it never actually take action to become better than others."
On a Sunday, the new employee wakes up late after a long sleep and asks the experienced employee, who has just returned from hiking, "You've been working for a week, why are you still so hardworking? Why not sleep in on Sundays?" The experienced employee says, "I'd rather die from exhaustion in nature than die from sighing in bed; I want to die before I grow old."
This book uses comic illustrations and dialogues between new and experienced employees to explain the essence of life in a simple, easy-to-understand, and thought-provoking way. The book is compact, fitting in the palm of your hand, and can be carried in your pocket for reading anytime, anywhere.