Interpreting Microsoft's Letter to Chinese Students: 11 Skills to Win at Life's Crossroads

Author: Li Jie, Su Chunli
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Since Microsoft entered mainland China, it has had extensive interactions with various educational institutions. Microsoft is committed to Chinese education and Chinese students. Every year, Microsoft recruits fresh graduates from universities across the country. Each year, many university students intern at Microsoft's various institutions, leaving a deep impression on Chinese students. Microsoft President Bill Gates has become an idol for many Chinese students. "Interpreting Microsoft's Letter to Chinese Students" is written based on the qualities that Chinese students often lack, combining Microsoft's concepts and experiences in recruiting, cultivating, and retaining talent. It is a result of comparing Chinese and American cultural values and thorough research. From the perspective of success psychology, the book explores qualities such as integrity, a willingness to learn, and communication skills, drawing on Microsoft's talent recruitment philosophy and experience.