How to Write a Job Description to Have the Fox Carry the Burden

Author: Lü Rong, Tang Xiaobin
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: As a comprehensive series in China introducing Chinese management consulting thought and consulting outcomes, we aim to fully reflect the originality of the series—many previously published series on management thought and consulting outcomes in China were mere imitations or followers of Western management masters or theories, with little that truly belonged to China. Creative inventions, originality, and systematic elaboration were even rarer. The publication of this series is believed to fill some of the gaps in thought and academia within China's management consulting field. All the new ideas and methodologies in this series are derived from our long-term management consulting practice and have been continuously applied, practiced, and tested by many enterprises. We believe that the management ideas proposed by Chinese consultants in this series can also shine with the brilliance of wisdom. Additionally, this series features collaborative creation. Many ideas and sparks of wisdom in the books were generated through countless exchanges, communications, and collaborative efforts within our consulting team, making it a product of collective wisdom. Although the expression styles of each book may vary due to different content and authors, their ideological threads and management philosophies remain entirely consistent.