Good job, Grant: Only by choosing excellence can one reach greatness

Author: Rod Bruden
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: A myth about successful business. A humanistic and management concept that once shook the Western world. A story of a general who accomplished tasks creatively. General Ulysses S. Grant, who served with distinction in the American Civil War and held the office of President of the United States twice, tells governments, agencies, businesses, and institutions worldwide: Find people like Grant. Finding people like Grant is the goal of every organization. Becoming a person like Grant is the goal of every individual. This is a book that has influenced the destiny of the United States for 50 years, a humanistic and management concept that once shook the Western world. It is a story of a general who accomplished tasks creatively. General Ulysses S. Grant, who served with distinction in the American Civil War and held the office of President of the United States twice, tells governments, agencies, businesses, and institutions worldwide: Find people like Grant. In the book, Rod introduces us to how to find people who can accomplish tasks creatively. Cultivating people who can accomplish tasks creatively is the talent development direction of all businesses today, including Western and Chinese companies. Only when society as a whole establishes a mechanism for cultivating and utilizing "creative" talent can an innovative capability be formed for a business, a nation, or even a nation and its people.