Maintenance: A compulsory course for managers' self-improvement

Author: Li Zhengquan
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The bitterness of management, the difficulty of growth, and the hardships of the market—only after experiencing and going through them will we become more eager to solve and avoid them, transforming them into pressure and motivation to drive our own growth. Managers of small and medium-sized enterprises surviving in market gaps need localized growth experiences that help solve real-world problems. Compared to the countless biographies of Chinese and foreign enterprises, authentic experiences clearly hold more value. In the book "Maintenance," readers will share 19 essential lessons for managers' self-improvement with the author—listening to his firsthand "·stories," following him to "maintenance" the "" in management one by one, finding the "maintenance·ideas" to solve the "," and ultimately achieving "maintenance·difficulty resolution," while seriously taking down your "maintenance·notes." After reading this book, I believe the long-standing management challenges you've struggled with will be resolved, overlooked small mistakes will be given attention, and prevention will be taken before problems arise.