Crossover Leadership Code: David Wu's Team Management and Startup Wisdom

This is not a baseball book, but a masterclass in professional management—the first crossover leadership book to combine technology and baseball.

• How did "Tech GM" David Wu successfully lead professional teams in the tech, venture capital, and baseball industries?
• In an era where slashie careers are prevalent, how can senior managers find a common language with the new generation of workplace newcomers?
• How can students prepare their mindsets for entering the workforce? Look no further than this essential tool for developing workplace soft skills.

Taiwan has never had an author like David Wu, who served as a professional baseball general manager while being a high-level executive at an internet company! Whether it's how Gen X and Y manage the new generation of slashie talent, or how young subordinates can cultivate themselves to become the next leader, everyone can learn from this book.

If you are an office worker, whether a manager or a subordinate, this book shows you the heart of leadership and management; if you want to start a business, look at the startup case studies; if you are a fan, look at the professional baseball insights; if you are a student, look at the concepts and success stories; if you are a crossover slashie generalist, you will find resonance here.

★ David Wu's Three Major Startup Wisdoms

• Central Philosophy: Act the part, be the part
• Crossover Leadership: Management using Internet thinking
• Entrepreneurial Spirit: Constant progress, followed by legacy

★ David Wu's Ten Crossover Leadership Codes

• Shouldering the cross from zero to one
• Altruistic thinking creates win-wins
• Recruiting generalists and slashies to build a team
• Utilizing the capital of youth to fast-forward life
• Defining your own innovation
• Leading teams through rapid trial and error to boost execution
• Striving to create the destiny to choose your own boss
• Launching world-class startups using Taiwan's advantages
• Simultaneously recruiting foreign and returnee talent
• "Gong Bu Tang Juan"—no effort is ever wasted