About the author

Zhou Feng is an author about whom limited public information is available. His works span two fields, classical Chinese literary studies and management practice, showing a relatively broad range of interests. In literature, he is the author of An Annotated Translation of The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons (Wenxin Diaolong Yizhu), a translation and annotation of Liu Xie's classic work of ancient literary criticism; it belongs to the tradition of literary appreciation and popularization of canonical texts, with emphasis on clarifying meaning for readers. In management, he focuses on organizational operation and performance incentives. Organizational Design in Practice: A Systematic Method from Diagnosis to Design discusses the full process from organizational diagnosis to implementation, while Everyone's Ledger: A Performance and Compensation Design Scheme for Quantifying Employees' Personal Value centers on quantifying employee value and on performance and compensation design. Four of his works are collected here, characterized by a practical, procedure-oriented approach that combines the popularization of traditional literary theory with the organization of modern management methods.

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Publishers

Shanghai Classics Publishing HousePublishing House of Electronics Industry