Description
The secret behind one of the most profitable technology companies in the world today.
● How the Chinese technology giant Huawei has managed to climb the heights of global business.
● Provides a fascinating analyses of Huawei’s human resource management and its culture of “dedication”.
● Author had unprecedented access to Huawei and the major players within it.
● A timely and important book in the context of China’s increasing influence over the world economy.
Book Details
- Publisher: LID Publishing
- ISBN: 978-1-910649-51-0
- FORMAT: 234 x 156mm
- Bookbinding: Hardback
- 400p
Author
Weiwei Huang is a professor of business at Renmin University of China. He has served as senior consultant to the Huawei board and Huawei’s founder Mr. Zhengfei Ren since 1996. He is currently Chief Management Scientist at Huawei.
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