몫 중국 사업 경험! 저것은 중국 우리의 노련한 손님 Blog가 전부 인 무슨에 관하여이다. 성공적인 투자하거나, 에서 또는으로 다루기인 방법에 관한 뉴스의 사업, 상업, 무역 및 Guanxi 다른 유형을 찾기, 중국? 당신은 적당한 장소에 왔다.
그리고 당신이 공유하고 싶어을 경우에 중국 당신의 사업은 일간신문 또는 주간지 또는 월간잡지 경험한다 또는 다만 한 번, 망설이지 말라! 저희에게 전자 우편을 보내십시오: info@chinasuccessstories.com
당신이 질문의 한에 응답을 아래에 알고 있는 경우에는, 간단하게 코멘트 기능을 사용하십시오.
2007년 8월 27일 중국 사업 성공담에 의하여
느린 뉴스 일이다 - 저 전체 것은외에 1 년 에 간다 - 우리가 상해 일간신문에서 이 이야기에서 달리는 위하여 유혹되는 동안, 우리의 성격의 더 나은 천사는 통용하고 중국에 투자할 때 - 그리고 그들을" 피하는 방법 작년에의 7월에서 중국 요약보고 문제점 대신, 우리는 우리의 대중적인 "일반적인 실수 및 지각 착오에서 발췌를 재공포하는 것을 결정했다.
당신의 회사를 설치하거나 운영하는 중국 직원을 사용할 경우의 일반적인 실수
모두를 관리하는 그들을 두기
그렇습니다, 이제까지 이렇게 좋 그리고 능률적인 현지 중국 사람 도움 중국 당신의 가동, 모든 사업 등록증을 포함하여, 사무실, 은행 구좌, 모든 문서를 등등 취급하는 설치의 모든 양상에 당신 있는 것이 아주 유용할지도 모른다. 언어 및 관료주의는 거의 이해할 수 없고 당신은 바쁜 회사 간부이다. 그러나 기대;
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August 23rd, 2007 by China Business Success Stories
Every year the Doing Business project compares the ease of doing business worldwide based on several criteria. More than 5,000 local experts – business consultants, lawyers, accountants, government officials, and leading academics around the world, join in and provide methodological support and review. The data, methodology, and the names of contributors are publicly available online at doingbusiness.org.
Curious how China measures up globally? Here’s a snapshot of China’s aggregate ranking on the ease of doing business and on each of the ten topics that comprise the overall ranking. Read the rest of “Ease of doing Business in China” or post a comment
August 22nd, 2007 by China Business Success Stories
To guanxi or not to guanxi, what actually ís the question? Stephanie Lie asked a dozen of questions to dozens of recipients a few months ago, in order to find the right definition, meaning and application of guanxi in Chinese business life. The questionnaire covered several topics, ranging from ‘explain in your own words what guanxi means to you or what your interpretation of guanxi is’, to ‘how many clients does your business attract via gaunxi?’
The results of Stephanie’s guanxi research are in and we would like to share them with you.
When asked for the definition, 60,5% interpret and define guanxi as a network, 23,2% as having meaningful relationships or connections. The remaining 16,3% varied in their personal definition of guanxi, of which some examples are Read the rest of “Scientific study on Guanxi in Business” or post a comment
August 21st, 2007 by China Business Success Stories
By Dave Archer
As China has stormed onto the world stage of international trade over the past decade, much has been written about the opportunities and perils of doing business there. To be successful, it is critical to recognize and understand the underlying forces that are at work in that culture.
Some Chinese refer to themselves as "bamboo"; they are very tough and resilient – and there is a litter pile of Western companies that have crashed and burned in China to prove it. However, there remain immense opportunities to do business there as they look forward to another decade of an average of 10% annual growth – and the emergence of a middle class that is about to become a great market for imported products. The key is to Read the rest of “Opportunity Knocks in China” or post a comment
August 20th, 2007 by China Business Success Stories
By Jocelyn Eikenburg
1. Open a store at the Great Wall.
We could learn a lot from Starbucks on this front. Their store in the Forbidden City has generated enough negative PR to warrant high-level government discussions on closing it for good. Why? Because the move was perceived as an imperialistic invasion into one of China’s most sacred and beloved cultural icons. With China’s recent history of foreign marauders coming in and setting up shop there — without the blessing of average Chinese — the reaction is not surprising.
So if a Chinese official gives you the green light to open up at the Great Wall — or any other iconic cultural location in China — think twice.
2. Fudge your Chinese translations.
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