From Entry-level employee to Group CEO: Leadership Lessons from The Three Kingdoms and Admiral Yi Sun-sin (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798345484791)

This book captures the transformative journey of an ordinary employee rising through the ranks to become the CEO of a corporate group. Along the way, the author shares invaluable management philosophies, informed by the timeless wisdom of Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Admiral Yi Sun-sin. With depth and nuance, the book delves into the essence of leadership and the mindset of a successful manager, offering insights and solutions to the myriad challenges and real-world dilemmas that leaders face, rather than simply showcasing success stories.

In today's rapidly evolving and unpredictable business environment, the theme of leadership in the face of change and failure is more relevant than ever. As managers encounter constant challenges and crises, they can draw on the strategic acumen of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang from Three Kingdoms, as well as the decisiveness and sense of responsibility exemplified by Admiral Yi Sun-sin. Their enduring wisdom offers a guide to the core values leaders should embody and provides actionable strategies for making sound decisions and responding proactively to change.

More than just a guide to organizational management, this book highlights the vital elements of leadership that inspire trust and unite teams toward a shared vision. The stories of Liu Bei's ability to recognize talent and strategically place people, or Admiral Yi Sun-sin's establishment of unshakable trust with his soldiers, reflect qualities that resonate profoundly with today's managers. In particular, the ability to make decisive choices and take responsibility-even with limited resources and in uncertain conditions-stands as an essential trait for all aspiring leaders.

The goal of this book is not merely to impart management knowledge but to offer readers a lens through which they can reflect on and develop their own leadership abilities. The lessons drawn from Three Kingdoms and Admiral Yi Sun-sin are not just engaging historical anecdotes but offer pragmatic advice applicable to today's business landscape. Through these timeless insights, readers will gain valuable perspectives on handling the diverse challenges they may encounter on their leadership journey and will learn how to cultivate a unique, impactful leadership style.

Finally, this book is crafted for a broad audience: from budding leaders and mid-level managers to top executives and CEOs. It aims to inspire them to embrace the mindset of a leader-one who is undeterred by change and failure, and who continuously learns and evolves. This book serves as a compass, guiding readers to cultivate the enduring qualities of effective leadership.