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Jeong Yo-jin: Happy Management

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Description

Happy business studies are a book with easy and fun business stories on the prize: management at school, the driving force of management innovation, the invisible world in hand, the game of competition and collaboration. The author introduces management knowledge, linking our everyday life with the basics of everyday life, whether we are big or small.

Korean title: 행복한 경영학

Korean author: 정요진

Korean publisher: 청년정신

ISBN-13: 9788958611547

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O5*****
December 2, 2015

[Eryview] The word "competitive" is very real, even though there are words for happy business / youth / happiness. A book that didn't just work in abstract language? After reading the book, it seems that the combination of the word "happy" and "business" matches quite well. The book has six chapters, and one is a person who responds to the temptation. 2) No free lunch. 3) People rationalize. Information is chiral to people. The answer is yes. Do you wonder how each of these large chapters is

EU****
December 1, 2015

The average economy is interested. How can I make a better living, how my future should be designed, what I should do to invest in the future? The book I was reading was a happy business science for a rich life, and I wondered what to do to make my life rich, as it was titled. I think he's been thinking about what it means to read what he wants to say to his readers. As you can see from the Prologues, the author says we're doing a lot of business in everyday life. We're running business in

HO*******
November 23, 2015

Management is used in a very broad and vague way. The actions that govern maintaining development in the individual, the corporate, and the family are defined as management. There's nothing in our lives that isn't management. Every action is in control. We're running a business. Maybe it's better to run and live and not be running. When we consider all the actions we're doing to live, we've got it in the category of management. This is also true of young children. It's management for kids to

정요진: 행복한 경영학
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