Never-disappearing responsibility

Author: Sun Jinghua
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Regarding the management of enterprise organizations, an original question is "Why do enterprise organizations come into being and exist?" This book starts from this fundamental question, arguing that enterprise organizations are born and exist "because of the responsibility they undertake." By combining case studies, it elaborates in detail on the existence, composition, and operation of a "responsible enterprise organization" from aspects such as the nature of organizational responsibility, the mission of responsibility, the organizational responsibility structure, responsible positions, responsibility incentives, and more. The book emphasizes that only when an enterprise fulfills its necessary mission of responsibility, confirms and designs the organizational responsibility structure and departmental positions, establishes clear, concise, and limited responsibilities for each position, confirms the responsible persons for each position based on individual "responsibility capacity," promotes the realization and development of the organizational mission through a complete and orderly "responsibility chain" that crisscrosses vertically and horizontally, and applies effective "responsibility weight" incentives and penalties to compel every individual to take on their required responsibilities, can it cultivate the "responsibility values" of the organization and foster a positive corporate culture where taking responsibility is honored. Only in this way can "responsibility never disappear," allowing the enterprise to achieve long-term success through the assumption of responsibility.