About the author
Bai Na is a Chinese author of books for general readers. Public information about her is limited, and details such as her nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly documented. Four of her works are currently included in the collection: How People Who Can Make Charts Seem Especially Impressive, Perfectionism Kills Efficiency, Psychological Adjustment Techniques for Workplace Professionals, and As Long as You Keep Smiling, Your Luck Will Keep Improving. These titles show that her writing centers on three areas: software learning, motivational growth, and applied psychology. She addresses both concrete workplace skills, such as chart making, and psychological topics such as perfectionism, emotional regulation, and mindset building. Aimed at ordinary workplace readers, her books tend to combine practical methods with psychological adjustment in a plain, accessible style that emphasizes applicability, making them suitable for readers who wish to improve their work efficiency and mental state.
Written (4)
Rating 3.5★ Psychological Adjustment Techniques for Workplace Professionals 尾林誉史 / 白娜 Shanghai Wenhui Publishing House · 2024 Work got you depressed? The truth is, some things you really don't need to take so seriously. The vast majority of people work to support their famili… Rating 3.2★ As Long as You Keep Smiling, Your Luck Will Always Be Good 吉井雅之 / 白娜 Shanghai Wenhui Publishing House · 2024 What decides your fate is actually effortless little habits. Change one small habit, and good luck will follow naturally! A colleague who joined just … Rating 3.7★ People Who Can Create Charts Look Especially Awesome 桐山岳宽 / 白娜 Shanghai Wenhui Publishing House · 2022 A good chart can save you a thousand words—yet over 95% of the charts we see are terrible. Why is it that, with charting software packed with advanced… Rating 3.6★ Perfectionism Kills Efficiency 古川武士 / 白娜 Beijing Daily Press · 2022 Always using the pursuit of perfection as an excuse, no matter how big or small the task, all work must be done with extreme rigor, no mistakes allowe…Publishers
Beijing Daily PressShanghai Wenhui Publishing House