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The document summarizes Chinese management styles, focusing on how a paternal and obligation-based family style has been more effective than reward-based systems. It discusses how Confucianism has influenced Chinese culture's focus on social aspects. While traditional Chinese management emphasized rationality, modern Chinese management has adapted traditions to be more innovative and democratic. The most effective early Chinese leaders were Mao Zedong and Sun Yat-sen.















Introduction to the presentation on Chinese Management by Devesh Patidar.
Management is described as an efficient process of achieving activities with others, emphasizing teamwork.
The paternal and emotional approach of Chinese management is highlighted, prioritizing emotional satisfaction over material rewards.
China is seen as an exception in cultural principles, with Bertrand Russell's quote addressing its uniqueness.
Discusses Confucianism as a framework influencing Chinese management practices.
Highlights the importance of social aspects in Chinese culture and management.
Contrasts traditional values with modern management attributes such as rationality, individualism, and innovation.
Identifies key historical figures in Chinese leadership, noting Mao Zedong and Sun Yat-sen.
Summarizes the progression from traditional to modern management practices in China.
The presentation concludes with a thank you message.