管人是最难的，因为人是有思想的，并且性情、习惯、能力都不尽相同——用人得力，就会事半功倍，重用庸才，就会误国误民。所以，对人的管理是的要务。只管好人就行了吗丶？也不行。只管人不管事，就不能及时掌握公司动向，不能详细了解生产经营，只听汇报，不明真相，就会什么事都慢半拍，就会贻误战机。所以说，管人还要管事，人和事是不分家的。在一个单位中，除了人事之外，还有一个重要的东西要管，就是钱——我们都见过很多新领导，有能力，有才华，有魄力，想做点事，结果受了不少累，得罪了不少人，公司却江河日下，自己没有成绩不说，员工也怨声载道，临到调走之时，公司账上一塌糊涂。这就是没有抓住钱的原因。
¥14.95定价：¥65.80 (2.28折)
管人是最难的，因为人是有思想的，并且性情、习惯、能力都不尽相同——用人得力，就会事半功倍，重用庸才，就会误国误民。所以，对人的管理是的要务。只管好人就行了吗丶？也不行。只管人不管事，就不能及时掌握公司动向，不能详细了解生产经营，只听汇报，不明真相，就会什么事都慢半拍，就会贻误战机。所以说，管人还要管事，人和事是不分家的。在一个单位中，除了人事之外，还有一个重要的东西要管，就是钱——我们都见过很多新领导，有能力，有才华，有魄力，想做点事，结果受了不少累，得罪了不少人，公司却江河日下，自己没有成绩不说，员工也怨声载道，临到调走之时，公司账上一塌糊涂。这就是没有抓住钱的原因。
¥12.62定价：¥58.61 (2.16折)
管人是最难的，因为人是有思想的，并且性情、习惯、能力都不尽相同——用人得力，就会事半功倍，重用庸才，就会误国误民。所以，对人的管理是的要务。只管好人就行了吗丶？也不行。只管人不管事，就不能及时掌握公司动向，不能详细了解生产经营，只听汇报，不明真相，就会什么事都慢半拍，就会贻误战机。所以说，管人还要管事，人和事是不分家的。在一个单位中，除了人事之外，还有一个重要的东西要管，就是钱——我们都见过很多新领导，有能力，有才华，有魄力，想做点事，结果受了不少累，得罪了不少人，公司却江河日下，自己没有成绩不说，员工也怨声载道，临到调走之时，公司账上一塌糊涂。这就是没有抓住钱的原因。
¥14.95定价：¥65.27 (2.3折)
作者简介：Napoleon Hill was born in 1883 in Wise County, Virginia and died in 1970 after a long and successful career as consultant to business leaders, lecturer and author. Think and Grow Rich is the all-time bestseller in its field whose success made Hill a millionaire in his own right. Hill established the Napoleon Hill foundation, a non-profit educational institution whose mission is to promote his philosophy of leadership, self-motivation and individual achievement. Dr. Arthur R. Pell is a distinguished American scholar who has published over 50 books on management, career planning and human relations.
¥79.20
Good Value: Reflections on Money, Morality and an Uncertain
“Stephen Green is in a universe of one: the only chairman of a major international bank who is also an ordained minister of the Church of England. . . . At a time when bankers are being pilloried for bringing about a global economic meltdown, this is an unusual and thoughtful disquisition on how to conduct oneself in a world of high finance and ambition, in, as he puts it, the global bazaar.” —The Wall Street Journal “Engaging and convincing . . . The shade of Marcus Aurelius permeates these meditations on money . . . Green is deeply acquainted with poetry, philosophy, history, and economic theory past and present.” —The Times (London) “Eloquent . . . Inspiring . . . Green strides fluently between T. S. Eliot and Karl Marx, Goethe and Camus, Adam Smith and the Prophet Isaiah. . . . The journey he takes us on offers stimulating intellectual scenery at every turn.” —The Independent “A striking personal insight into money and morality by someone on the inside. Green asks how
¥160.50
