To whom are you responsible: An excellent concept for enhancing employees' intrinsic work force

Author: Xidi
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Features: If a person doesn't know which port to sail to, then no wind is a favorable wind. The same principle applies: if a person doesn't know who is responsible and for whom they work, they will never find a good job. — Work means responsibility. Work means responsibility. An officer without a sense of responsibility is not a qualified officer, and an employee without a sense of responsibility is not an outstanding employee. Responsibility is simple yet invaluable. Work implies responsibility, and a sense of responsibility will make us perform even better. Everyone bears responsibility—to their work, to their family, to their loved ones, and to their friends. It is precisely because of these responsibilities that we are constrained in our behavior. General Patton once emphasized that in combat, everyone should contribute and go to where you are needed, do what you must do, and never forget your responsibilities. In fact, the same applies to work. Work means responsibility. In this world, there is no work without responsibility. On the contrary, the higher your position and the greater your power, the heavier the responsibilities you bear. Don't fear taking responsibility. You should know that being responsible for your work is being responsible for yourself. Therefore, as long as you are determined, you can certainly take on any responsibility in a normal career and perform even better than others. This book includes topics such as "The Meaning of Responsibility," "Run for Yourself," "Beyond Excellence: Not Just Doing Your Job Well," and "Company and Team: A Stage for Self-Realization."