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Dragon Suit. The Golden Age of Expatriate Executives in China

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Worldwide business leaders who try to comprehend China’s unavoidable impact on their livelihoods often ignore the most important those of expatriate managers with years of experience in the country. Based on interviews with China-based corporate executives over five years, Dragon Suit brings to life the country’s swarming cities, recent economic tsunami, unstoppable middle class, endemic pollution, intermittent internet, confusing culture, and endless opportunities. This book is a rare insight into the way global firms select, relocate, manage, motivate, and reward top managers in the world’s most populous market. CEOs, C-suite executives, and senior managers recall their careers since China’s early 2000s reform period until a notable 2014 policy paper declared “the end of a golden age for foreign business in China”, and beyond to the present day. Dragon Suit addresses crucial questions for international

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Dragon Suit. The Golden Age of Expatriate Executives in China, Gabor Holch

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Tytuł
Dragon Suit. The Golden Age of Expatriate Executives in China
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2023
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
252
ISBN10
163742485X
ISBN13
9781637424858
Seria
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Biznes
Ocena
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Opis
Worldwide business leaders who try to comprehend China’s unavoidable impact on their livelihoods often ignore the most important those of expatriate managers with years of experience in the country. Based on interviews with China-based corporate executives over five years, Dragon Suit brings to life the country’s swarming cities, recent economic tsunami, unstoppable middle class, endemic pollution, intermittent internet, confusing culture, and endless opportunities. This book is a rare insight into the way global firms select, relocate, manage, motivate, and reward top managers in the world’s most populous market. CEOs, C-suite executives, and senior managers recall their careers since China’s early 2000s reform period until a notable 2014 policy paper declared “the end of a golden age for foreign business in China”, and beyond to the present day. Dragon Suit addresses crucial questions for international