How Do I Layoff an Employee?
Features of this book: Select 12 economic principles that are most attractive to young office workers, and guide them to make smart choices in work and life
Why do bosses lay off staff and not cut pay?
- Publisher: Times (October 12, 2009)
- paperback
- ISBN: 9571351113
- Barcode: 9789571351117
- Product size: 18.4 x 14.4 x 1.8 cm
- Product weight: 200 g
- ASIN: 9571351113
- Readers' help: You can use this book as a consultant to find answers to questions such as small mobile phones, and company layoffs.
- Yoshimoto Yoshimoto Producer The necessary workplace survival economics in the new working age
- The trick of "layoffs or pay cuts" is hidden in "bad money expelling good coins", an economic principle you have never thought of!
- There are too many seemingly incomprehensible choices and behaviors in work life, but they all have special economic implications.
- Seeing through this layer of logic, you can easily master the modern workplace.
- The 12 courses in this book give office workers and business managers a clear compass to master these concepts
- It all started with talking about the economy ...
- After Yoshinori Yoshimoto published "Big Cup Starbucks is More Cost-effective", it caused a lively discussion, which is likely to be listed as a refusal account by Starbucks. This time, he and the producer of the NHK television program not only "produced a program from chat"-"The Economics of Happy Work", but also co-produced this book.
- In this book, all the starting points for talking with readers about the economy are daily life gains, and presumably the readers can find surprises from ordinary times:
- 1. Go to "Eat to Full" and eat your belly until it breaks your belly. That's what a fool who doesn't understand "sinking costs" can do.
- 2. People who invite to eat have a cost, and there is no reason for those who are invited to refuse! Yes, that's called "opportunity cost."
- 3. Why did Jordan, the "Basketball Emperor", just touch his nose in baseball? The problem lies in his "relative advantage."
- 4. Shoppers should never be just women's patents, because all businessmen know "differential pricing".
- 5. If you are still fantasizing about the ideal half of the dating site, you must not know that "bad money drives out good money."
- 6. Investing money in capital-protected financial products will never lose money, right? Wrong, please calculate "discount" first.