I believe this is the first Business Marketing Book I've ever had up on the site. The topic is timely and for those interesting in starting up or running a business that would require work in the Asian Markets, this book is a must. Businessman Danny Hui is experienced and then some. He is currently featured on
eReaderRecon.com. Take a look at his profile below:
Engineer, entrepreneur and producer. Danny has been involved with 21
startups, produced over 400 web comics, and created hundreds of
websites. He is a student of the art of business, and a relentless
solution-finder. With over 7 years of software consulting, he has
first-hand experience in all ranges of companies, from 1-man bands to
the fortune 500 enterprises. When Danny isn't working on a startup, he
enjoys kickboxing, traveling, and clay sculpting.
Swimming with Asian Sharks by Danny Hui - Release Date March 2014
Synopsis:
Ever wonder what it takes to do business in Asia? How do Asian business
executives behave and think? Do you want to create a business from
scratch in under 24 hours?
If so, this is your guide.
This book is a compilation of over one hundred business interactions
spanning 3 generations, 6 countries, and 19 cities. We will examine
business practices and cultures in China, Hong Kong, Korea, Malaysia,
Indonesia, and the Philippines. Ultimately, this book will give you the
tools to engage and lure sharks of all sizes, from the lowly sales rep
to the mighty Fortune 500 CEO.
Learn how to survive KTV, export goods, kiss ass, and ultimately
prosper in the most hostile and exciting business environment in the
pacific rim.
Amazon 5 Star Review by Manchester:
"Swimming with Asian Sharks is an absolutely top quality book in every
sense. The information is professional, straightforward, and most
importantly, practical - the information learned from this book can
literally be applied right away to a wide variety of professions and
fields.
I really love how the author incorporates real-life
examples into the book, I found the story of his aunt risking everything
to move from China to Hong Kong (before it was a part of China) to be
very inspiring and it set a very determined attitude and vibe to the
book that stayed throughout the read.
What I admire most about
this book, though, is that Danny Hui has made it easy-to-read and easy
to understand without sacrificing pure advice; a conversational, smooth
tone is present from start to finish that keeps the read from feeling
'chorelike' or bland whatsoever. I highly recommend this book for anyone
serious about business, whether they're at the bottom or already a
business 'shark', I'm sure they could learn something valuable from this
ultimately great read."