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Sun Tzu & Management
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Taikor
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Applying Sun Tzu's Art of War in Customer Service
Recognized as the oldest extant military treatise in the world, Sun Tzu's Art of War has been studied by political leaders, military strategists, and business executives of all nations. It is chock full of practical tips on how ancient generals would win battles, strategies applicable to today's political and business environment. Drawing inspiration from Sun Tzu's tested strategies and applying them to various aspects of business and management, Khoo Kheng Hor has managed to translate a complicated ancient treatise into vibrant prose. Surviving and thriving in the cut-and-thrust of today's competitive and often combative workplace will be made much easier with this useful series.
Taikor
A historical saga that brings back the past for those who could still remember and for the young who may wish to know how things used to be in the years between 1922 and 1982. From the beginning in pre-war British-ruled Malaya, the story revolves around the life of a boy as he grows to manhood. It traces the migration of his family from Southern Thailand to Penang after his father passes away, his brief childhood living with his young widowed mother who subsequently remarried and thereafter his banishment as a youngster by his stepfather to war-torn Shanghai. On his return, he had to find a way to earn a living and there after, to survive the bloody days of the Japanese Occupation. Even afte...
Sun Tzu's Art of War
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Nanyang
After two acclaimed novels, Taikor (nominated for the 2006 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award) and Mamasan, Malaysian storyteller Khoo Kheng-Hor now brings youthis epic novel, Nanyang. Today, many people around the world have heard of Malaysia and Singapore. But not many really knew that these two nations were once known as Nanyang, literally meaning the 'Southern Ocean', a name given by the early Chinese migrants who flocked there to escape war, poverty and famine and to seek their fortunes. In this absorbing historical saga, Khoo weaves an engaging tale linking the multiracial peoples who inhabit the two countries: the orang asli (i.e., the aborigines), the people from various parts...
Applying Sun Tzu's Art of War in Corporate Planning
Recognized as the oldest extant military treatise in the world, Sun Tzu's Art of War has been studied by political leaders, military strategists, and business executives of all nations. It is chock full of practical tips on how ancient generals would win battles, strategies applicable to today's political and business environment. Drawing inspiration from Sun Tzu's tested strategies and applying them to various aspects of business and management, Khoo Kheng Hor has managed to translate a complicated ancient treatise into vibrant prose. Surviving and thriving in the cut-and-thrust of today's competitive and often combative workplace will be made much easier with this useful series.
Applying Sun Tzu's Art of War in Selling
Recognized as the oldest extant military treatise in the world, Sun Tzu's Art of War has been studied by political leaders, military strategists, and business executives of all nations. It is chock full of practical tips on how ancient generals would win battles, strategies applicable to today's political and business environment. Drawing inspiration from Sun Tzu's tested strategies and applying them to various aspects of business and management, Khoo Kheng Hor has managed to translate a complicated ancient treatise into vibrant prose. Surviving and thriving in the cut-and-thrust of today's competitive and often combative workplace will be made much easier with this useful series.
Applying Sun Tzu's Art of War in Marketing
Recognized as the oldest extant military treatise in the world, Sun Tzu's Art of War has been studied by political leaders, military strategists, and business executives of all nations. It is chock full of practical tips on how ancient generals would win battles, strategies applicable to today's political and business environment. Drawing inspiration from Sun Tzu's tested strategies and applying them to various aspects of business and management, Khoo Kheng Hor has managed to translate a complicated ancient treatise into vibrant prose. Surviving and thriving in the cut-and-thrust of today's competitive and often combative workplace will be made much easier with this useful series.
Mamasan
Following the success of his first novel, Taikor, which was nominated for the 2006 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, Khoo Kheng-Hor, with his second novel, Mamasan, plunges readers into the glitzy world of nightclubs. As Khoo takes you behind the scenes of a large Kuala Lumpur cabaret and nightclub, be shocked and fascinated by the lives of a host of vividly drawn characters, from the dance hostesses, mamasans, managers, bouncers to the patrons themselves. Be prepared to find yourself in a totally different world, where money plenty of it is king, arousing greed, lust, violence. Yet, be surprised to find out that the players are, in truth, no different from us, the average guys, as they too could love, hate, dream, hope, despair, feel hurt, bleed, laugh and cry as we do. As a passionate storyteller, Khoo spins a tale encompassing other tales covering juvenile delinquency, growing up, deceit versus honesty, love, broken homes, corruption and abuse of power by police officers, rape, blackmail and murder. Be entertained.
