Wolves, Sheep, and Pests in the Enterprise: Corporate Culture for Survival in Competition

Author: Sun Luhong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: In a company, there must be wolves; only with wolves can it expand its territory and continuously progress. There must also be sheep, as the flock of grass-eating sheep brings peace, prosperity, and abundance. There must be insects too, for only with insects can sheep and wolves coexist peacefully. Successful companies cannot lack the competitiveness of "wolves," but pure wolf-like qualities can lead to division and self-devouring. Unsuccessful companies always feel the helplessness of "sheep" when facing competition, but the diligence and mildness of sheep are essential for the sustainable development of a company. How can the "wolves" and "sheep" in a company coexist harmoniously and fully develop the company's sustainable competitiveness? That is to introduce "insects" with exceptional coordination abilities into the company and build a harmonious and unified corporate culture. Successful companies cannot lack the competitiveness of "wolves," but pure wolf-like qualities can lead to division and self-devouring. Unsuccessful companies always feel the helplessness of "sheep" when facing competition, but the diligence and mildness of sheep are essential for the sustainable development of a company. How can the "wolves" and "sheep" in a company coexist harmoniously and fully develop the company's sustainable competitiveness? That is to introduce "insects" with exceptional coordination abilities into the company and build a harmonious and unified corporate culture.