Seven-Layer Cultivation: Decoding the Growth Genes of Excellent Large Companies

Author: Xia Boyao
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Features: This seems to be an era where growth is the dream. Every entrepreneur regards growth as the ultimate value of the enterprise. How much sales revenue grows each year, how much profit increases, when to enter the Fortune Global 500, and which day to step onto the world's top business forum—these are the desires of managers and the aspirations of investors. A single enterprise is like this, an entire industry is like this, and perhaps even a country is like this. The few years you spent at Wanxiang have been worthwhile, and your book truly reflects the real situation and development patterns of Chinese enterprises, especially the analysis of Chinese private enterprises, where you can find echoes in Wanxiang. At the Beijing World Economic Forum China Business Summit, I once told Xia Boyao that Huali was interested in the cultivation model of corporate core capabilities. The author said at the time that he was conducting such research. Today, seeing his upcoming book The Seven Layers of Cultivation, I found the part that interested me in it.