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December 5, 2007
Learning by Doing at Chery
The Wall Street Journal offers a first hand look at Chery, one of China's rising automobile manufacturing giants:
"In the beginning, no one had confidence in us," says Yin Tongyao, Chery's chairman and general manager, in a rare interview. Now, he says, "we are looking globally for markets." . . .
. . . rapid growth is already taking its toll, as executives strain to manage the company's expansion amid a shortage of experienced workers. "We are still fighting for our survival," says Mr. Yin. "We didn't get to learn from books. We have to learn everything by doing it."
Read the complete story here.
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