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Tuesday, 23 September 2014

))))Vu & Company(((( [New announcement] Why Chinese executives aim low?

It's common in the corporate world to set higher targets and goals in order to achieve higher results. An organization who wants to achieve 8% growth in sales is likely to ask its sales team to achieve 12% or even 20%, so those who achieve the new target can compensate for the failure of others and hence the average outcome is somewhere around 12%.


Chinese executives do exactly the contrary, they aim low to achieve high targets. So for .... (read the full article below)

http://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20140922144835-62559393-why-chinese-executives-aim-low
 
 
 
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马吉帝 Majdi Alhmah
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It's common in the corporate world to set higher targets and goals in order to achieve higher results. An organization who wants to achieve 8% growth in sales is likely to ask its sales team to achieve 12% or even 20%, so those who achieve the new target can compensate for the failure of others and hence the average outcome is somewhere around 12%.


Chinese executives do exactly the contrary, they aim low to achieve high targets. So for .... (read the full article below)

http://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20140922144835-62559393-why-chinese-executives-aim-low
 
 
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