Itching where it itches: 66 workplace laws

Author: Li Yafei
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "Scratching Where It Itches" repeatedly "scratches" the qualities that an outstanding professional in the workplace should possess. In summary, it boils down to two aspects: one is how to be a good person, and the other is how to do one's job well. Being a good person includes knowing how to be a good subordinate and a good colleague, while doing one's job well means improving business skills and being a competent employee. Completely transplanting Western corporate culture into Chinese soil and leading or building Chinese corporate culture will inevitably lead to "culture shock." Using Western remedies to cure the chronic diseases of Chinese enterprises is clearly like "panicking and throwing darts at a moving target." China urgently needs a book rooted in its own culture and nurturing local professional spirit. "Scratching Where It Itches" rejects mechanical transplantation, avoids technical jargon, and eschews dry lectures. It is entirely Chinese in character. It is enjoyable, easy to understand, educational, and practical.