Everything Starts with Change - A Professional Code of Ethics Pursuing Excellence - World 500 Top Gold Training Course II

Author: High-Performance Work Guidance Committee
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Truly a super management classic suitable for companies, a golden read for cultivating employee spirit; a training textbook for building excellent enterprises; the best model for top 500 companies to enhance professional quality. A management classic that shapes company elites and promotes the training of employee spirit. Each of us guards a change gate that can only be opened from within. Whether moved by emotion or reasoned argument, we cannot open the door for others. — British renowned author Meryl Ferguson Everything begins with change, pursuing excellence as a professional creed. The professional creed of top 500 companies: Responsible — dare to take on everything; Plan — do your own thing well; Passion — the spark of victory; Self-Control — challenge yourself; Execute — no excuses needed; Think — tap the value of your mind; Act — destiny is in your own hands; Surpass — zero distance to success. No matter how difficult things are, they become easy if you do them bit by bit. — American automobile magnate Henry Ford The best preparation for tomorrow's work is to do today's work well. — American renowned management scholar Albert Harbord If you believe you can, you are right; if you believe you can't, you are wrong. — American renowned author Mary Kay Ash To complete work without excuses is the key to promotion and salary increase. — American renowned motivational master Napoleon Hill The best person is yourself. You only ignore, delay, and forget yourself because you don’t believe in yourself. In fact, every employee is the best, the difference lies in how you recognize yourself, how to discover and utilize yourself. Therefore, every employee pursuing dreams and desiring success should always remember: The best person is yourself! However, it must be known that in this world, nothing is easily obtained, which requires us to constantly endure pressure from both the outside and ourselves in our work and life.