The Three Sayings of the Enterprise: The Pests in the Company (Audiobook)

Author: Sun Luhong
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: A wolf-like enterprise tends to split, while a sheep-like enterprise tends to perish. How can an enterprise possess both the innovative and competitive spirit of a wolf and the execution and diligent work ethic of a sheep? This requires the coordination of shrewd and adaptable individuals, who are like insects in nature. From the culture of successful enterprises, we see the qualities of wolves in nature, the gentleness of heads, and the cleverness of insects. One says that there must be wolves in an enterprise because only with wolves can it expand its territory and continuously progress. Another says that there must be heads in an enterprise, as the sheep grazing peacefully on green grass bring tranquility, prosperity, and abundance. The third says that there must be insects in an enterprise because only with insects can sheep and wolves coexist peacefully. The characteristics of animals in nature are cleverly combined in enterprises to form a harmonious corporate culture.