Thinking in Chinese: The Top 10 Chinese Values & How China Became a Superpower
Business & Finance, Business Reference, Education, Career Planning & Job Hunting, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship & Small Business
| Author: | Samuel River | ISBN: | 9781507060834 |
| Publisher: | 22 Lions Bookstore | Publication: | January 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Samuel River |
| ISBN: | 9781507060834 |
| Publisher: | 22 Lions Bookstore |
| Publication: | January 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
After nearly 10 years of my life working for Chinese companies, most of them the richest and most powerful, there were many things that started to become obvious for me and that clearly differentiate the results between these and western companies.
This acknowledgment became clearer when I started doing business with the Chinese and making many Chinese friends in the business world. And even more when I noticed the differences in business models that they apply in different countries, and from the smallest to the biggest investments.
The Chinese are very flexible and that's what makes them more efficient in creating and running a business, but there are common rules to everything they do, that could actually make anyone profit as much as them and from anything.
This book resumes 10 of those very important values.
These are the most significant values seen in all the rich and important companies I've seen in China and abroad.
They are resumed here in a way that can easily be perceived by anyone that wants to improve any type of business, including the smallest, but also to show how to start a new business in a way that can be quickly profitable.
These insights are valuable to anyone that wants to keep up with the speed and determination of Chinese business owners spread all over the globe.
After nearly 10 years of my life working for Chinese companies, most of them the richest and most powerful, there were many things that started to become obvious for me and that clearly differentiate the results between these and western companies.
This acknowledgment became clearer when I started doing business with the Chinese and making many Chinese friends in the business world. And even more when I noticed the differences in business models that they apply in different countries, and from the smallest to the biggest investments.
The Chinese are very flexible and that's what makes them more efficient in creating and running a business, but there are common rules to everything they do, that could actually make anyone profit as much as them and from anything.
This book resumes 10 of those very important values.
These are the most significant values seen in all the rich and important companies I've seen in China and abroad.
They are resumed here in a way that can easily be perceived by anyone that wants to improve any type of business, including the smallest, but also to show how to start a new business in a way that can be quickly profitable.
These insights are valuable to anyone that wants to keep up with the speed and determination of Chinese business owners spread all over the globe.
