The Past of Imperial Executives

Qin Shihuang is a workaholic, Liu Bang is a veteran, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is an expansionist CEO, Cao Cao is a domineering president, Zhuge Liang is a tired project manager, Sima Yi is a forbearing usurper, Fu Jian is a "good boss" who employs people without questioning them but is cheated, Yang Jian is a "recommended candidate" who missed the top position, Yang Guang is a prodigal son who has great ability but ruined his family... Those people two thousand years ago are essentially the same as the bosses, colleagues, and competitors we encounter in the workplace today. This book does not talk about the chronology of the running accounts, but only selects the key figures and key events that changed the direction of history - see how they came to power, how they overturned, and how they survived to the end in the Game of Thrones. Each episode is an independent workplace case, and each episode can touch on some principles that are applicable today. From gangsters in Peixian County to the founding emperor, from three visits to the thatched cottage to dedication, from throwing a whip to cut off the flow to the turmoil, from the rule of the founding emperor to the changes in Jiangdu - history is not a textbook, but the wrong title of the predecessors. Listen to me slowly tell you about the survival and destruction of these imperial executives.