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圈子圈套

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《圈子圈套》不只單是一本商戰小說

這本書不單是一本商戰小說,作者還把他多年任職於外商企業的管理與實戰經驗融入書中,例如:

辭職還是寧可被炒魷魚?
職場失意就只能退而求其次嗎?
好人先告狀——如何與老闆的老闆溝通?
接手一個爛攤子——怎?辦?
矩陣式管理——一僕二主,利大?弊大?
前線、後方——哪裡可以脫穎而出?
E-mail——溝通工具還是政治武器?
辦公室戀情——職場毒藥?
夾在頂頭上司和大老闆中間——怎?辦?
談判時的心理較量——換了你挺得住嗎?
客戶——非敵即友?
做銷售,當不成老總怎?辦?
  很多白領的成功都是因為正確的習慣,而正確的習慣來自於正確觀念與態度。這樣的觀念在書中俯拾即是。因此,不論你是「哪個行業的Sales」,還是「各大小型企業裡的工作者」,或是「負有管理責任的中高階主管」,更或者是「想前往中國大陸國際舞台發展的朋友」,《圈子圈套》是你必讀的一本書。

作者簡介

王強

  在清華大學獲得工程碩士學位後,卻出人意料地到聯想集團做了一名最基層的銷售員,然後分別在SSA中國公司、西門子中國有限公司、Siebel Systems和SAS Institute等知名外商企業工作,在七年內從中國企業的基層員工一路晉升到外商在華機構的最高經理人。

  先後擔任過兩家跨國軟體巨擘在中國區的總經理,堪稱職場精英,作為外商高層浸淫商界多年,有著令人稱奇的豐富經歷。

  現旅居加拿大溫哥華,與合作夥伴一起創立並經營九幫網。(www.9bang.com)

402 pages, Paperback

Published February 1, 2007

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September 18, 2019
One of the best business novels I have read - it carries a lot of practical lessons esp in enterprise sales in China. Read it once ten years ago during I-banking days in Asia. Re-reading it now, felt some parts of it more deeply.

Con: Very simplistic depiction of the female characters unfortunately.
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April 30, 2026
An interesting look into office politics in China during the early 2000s (and maybe carrying on to the day).

The story starts off interesting, but the back half of the book speeds up far too fast, with a lot of important points given little time or left unexplained (potentially remedied in the rest of the trilogy). Female characters are also very one-dimensional.
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June 6, 2018
A short novel about sales battles. Both in front of the customer and inside the corporate boardrooms. It's a interesting read and shed some light into the office politics prevalent in China.
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