About the author
Sheng Ding is an author about whom limited public information is available. He is currently known only as the author of If You Can't Set Up Systems, You Can't Be a Good Manager, a book classified under management. Judging from its title and category, the work focuses on the design and implementation of management systems and is aimed at business managers. It discusses the role of systems in management practice and emphasizes the necessity of institutional building. The author approaches management topics in a practical, direct manner, treating system-building as a basic capability for managers rather than an optional extra. Because this is the only work in the collection, and details such as birth and death years, nationality, and professional background are unknown, it is not possible to sketch a fuller picture of his personal history or overall writing career. The book's choice of subject nonetheless suggests an interest in how internal organizational rules are put into practice, a preference for starting from practical problems, and a clear, accessible style aimed at readers actually engaged in management work. This representative work also serves as the main basis for understanding his writing to date.
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Rating 3.2★ You Can't Be a Good Manager If You Can't Establish Rules and Systems 圣丁 · 2015 For a long time, the exploration of advanced management ideas and concepts has been a required course for many managers. However, amid the acceleratin… Harvard Business School MBA Case Tutorial (Volume II) 圣丁 ECONOMIC DAILY PRESS · 1997 This is Volume II of Harvard Business School MBA Case Tutorial, edited by Sheng Ding and published by Economic Daily Press. The complete work runs to … Harvard Business School MBA Case Tutorial (Volume 1) 圣丁 ECONOMIC DAILY PRESS · 1997 This is Volume 1 of the Harvard Business School MBA Case Tutorial, edited by Sheng Ding and published by Economic Daily Press in 1997, forming a two-v…Publishers
ECONOMIC DAILY PRESS