This is an essential and practical guide for anyone who wants to scale up to be the next Asian leader in your organisation, it provides insightful observation and learnings from the author's experiences in various capacities within Fortune 500 companies.
It has a fine balance between real-life business examples and actionable pointers which served as a great reflection point to sharpen your approach and be more laser-focused in strategising business plans.
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Fantastic must-read for all leaders who want to be better.
Reviewed in Singapore on 5 August 2022
“Asians In Charge” is a terrific book for all leaders wanting to excel globally. The insights and lessons shared in the book truly opens up new perspectives about leading as an Asian. Most importantly, what it means to be a better leader.
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Fantastic must-read for all leaders who want to be better.
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“Asians In Charge” is a terrific book for all leaders wanting to excel globally. The insights and lessons shared in the book truly opens up new perspectives about leading as an Asian. Most importantly, what it means to be a better leader.
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Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 29 August 2022
Chan does not discount inherent Asian traits, but shows how Asians can identify weaker traits and overcome them while using strong inherent Asian traits to its best advantage. While Chan's experience is primarily in the business sphere, the lessons in this book can be applied to personal leadership and leadership in various organisational settings.
The book is organised well, energetic in pace, easy to read and digest.
Talking about energy and intent, at the end of the book, the author strongly urges us to apply these tips to experience positive transformation as an Asian leader!
I'd also add it's a good read for non-Asian leaders to get a glimpse of how the Asian mind operates. I'd love to see another book by the author on Western leaders operating in the Asian context. How about "Charging into Asia" as a follow up to "Asians in Charge", Mr Chan?
Intelligent, insightful and inspirational in instructing how to be a global leader (who is Asian)!
Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 29 August 2022
The book is inspirational, insightful and instructional. The author draws upon his vast leadership experiences to highlight the pitfalls that Asian leaders can fall into, but more importantly, Chan suggests strategies not only to mitigate these but how Asian leaders can thrive on the global leadership stage.Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 29 August 2022
Chan does not discount inherent Asian traits, but shows how Asians can identify weaker traits and overcome them while using strong inherent Asian traits to its best advantage. While Chan's experience is primarily in the business sphere, the lessons in this book can be applied to personal leadership and leadership in various organisational settings.
The book is organised well, energetic in pace, easy to read and digest.
Talking about energy and intent, at the end of the book, the author strongly urges us to apply these tips to experience positive transformation as an Asian leader!
I'd also add it's a good read for non-Asian leaders to get a glimpse of how the Asian mind operates. I'd love to see another book by the author on Western leaders operating in the Asian context. How about "Charging into Asia" as a follow up to "Asians in Charge", Mr Chan?
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