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Human -based Managing Strategy of Jack Welch and the Enlightment to Chinese Enterprises

Liu Ren-feng

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General electric corporation, the most successful enterprise in America, is led by Jack Welch. He is the CEO and chief executive of the corporation and considered as the greatest manager in 20th century and number one CEO in the world. The success of his management lies in his creative human - based managing strategy, which has beneficial effect on Chinese enterprises.

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General electric corporation, the most successful enterprise in America, is led by Jack Welch. He is the CEO and chief executive of the corporation and considered as the greatest manager in 20th century and number one CEO in the world. The success of his management lies in his creative human - based managing strategy, which has beneficial effect on Chinese enterprises.

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General electric corporation, the most successful enterprise in America, is led by Jack Welch. He is the CEO and chief executive of the corporation and considered as the greatest manager in 20th century and number one CEO in the world. The success of his management lies in his creative human - based managing strategy, which has beneficial effect on Chinese enterprises.

Key concepts: Corporation, Management, Business, Finance, Economics

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