Build Delong competitiveness

Author: Xia Liuwei
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: It seems that how to leverage consulting intermediaries reflects the issue of how enterprises handle the relationship between self-help and help from others. A calm mindset is the prerequisite for accepting help from others, and this calmness is built on self-help—confidence and learning. Self-help is the transformer, and help from others is the resource; both are essential for true entrepreneurs. As state-owned enterprises gradually withdraw from the market competition in our country, the number of private enterprises, their market share, and their economic contribution rates are all on the rise. However, the quality and management of private enterprises have always been bottlenecks to their development. Although a significant portion of entrepreneurs have already focused on self-help and help from others, there are still many who place their faith in "heaven's help"—so-called preferential treatment and policy support, lacking in self-help and help from others. Admittedly, while private enterprises still do not fully enjoy equal national treatment, the Party and the government have made substantial efforts in recent years, and the situation has greatly improved. Today, if private enterprises continue to follow the old path of first thinking of the government and policies when encountering problems, they will only remain in a speculative, extensive development stage, taking advantage of policies and officials, thereby losing their long-term competitiveness in the market. This book can make people think about the development issues of private enterprises. For private enterprises to develop, they must properly balance the relationship between "heaven's help," help from others, and self-help. They must seek "heaven's help," but also rely more on help from others, with the key still being self-help.