Chinese Businessmen: Let Reality Be The Teacher - Commoncog

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9,000+ investors and operators read Commoncog to sharpen their business acumen ... WITHOUT going back to school. Sign up for our newsletter and get a weekly dose of good business thinking (no BS guaranteed): This is the second post of The Chinese Businessman Paradox. The first generation of overseas Chinese businessmen learned by doing. Two generations ago, finishing primary school was considered rare. The traditional Chinese businessman of my grandfather’s generation learnt business by doing business — and their learning started young. Take Singapore’s Ng Teng Fong, for example. Ng’s Far East Organisation is one of the preeminent real estate developers in Singapore, responsible for a large number of property developments, the most prominent of which is probably The Fullerton Hotel along Marina Bay. Ng never went to school. He started young. Ng Teng Fong’s parents migrated to Singapore when he was six, a Henghua family from Putian, a city in the Fujian province of China. When they arri

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