企业文化是什么时候进入中国的_百度知道
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世界诶之大，也哪里都有坏人，哪里都有好人。如比而已其实啊，就像个人一样
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企业文化以其独到的视角，带着神秘的面纱于80年代初开始传入我国，在对其认知还处于朦胧幼稚时期，掀起了一阵早产的热潮，经过十余年的理论和实践之间的磨合、碰撞，又步入漫漫低谷。新时期、新机遇、新发展，摔倒之后的执着爬起，不懈的坚持终于迎来企业文化理论与实践的春天。
　　一、企业文化初探在80年代初期，日本以仅占世界总面积的0.25%，区区37万平方公里陆地国土面积；以世界人口的2.7%共计1.18亿国民，创造了高达10300万亿美元生产总值，占世界生产总值的8.6%，成为世界经济第二大国，直接挑战美国。
　　1981年，美国对日本的贸易逆差达历史最高纪录――180亿美元，占美国贸易赤字总额的45%.1965年，销售量雄居世界之首的美国IBM公司以转让计算机制造技术为条件，获准在日本制造并销售IBM计算机，...
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经济危机对消费品行业的影响截至2008年8月的数据显示，美国消费市场已经呈现放缓趋势，其中服装业销售额增幅由去年8月的5.37％降至今年8月的1.20％，休闲娱乐从去年的5.85％降至今年的2.28％，汽车及零件，百货，酒店业的营业额增幅也已经开始大幅下挫。“受此影响，企业利润将下降，继而触发企业破产。”毕马威报告预测但值得关注的是，即便在这种形式下，美国的食品销售额却仍旧保持快速增长，今年8月的数据为同比增长6.86％，远高于去年8月3.96％的增幅。专家对此分析，在经济动荡的情况下，以食品为主的生活必需品成为内需的重要领域，在此产业链条上的生产及销售企业或可成为业绩避风港。而这一结论在中国同样适用经济危机对吉百利的影响英国糖果制造商吉百利(Cadbury)宣布，去年第四季的销售额同比增长6%，这得益于新兴市场的强劲成长及英国市场的复苏。与此同时，吉百利公布了新的重组措施，公司将裁减250个职位以求达成长期盈利目标吉百利企业文化核心价值观——吉百利精神吉百利精神是一个综合的概念，它包括：独特的团队精神，严格执行标准遵守纪律，以及勇于承担责任的精神。团结协作、集体奋斗是吉百利文化最重要的一部分。成功是集体努力的结果，失败是集体的责任，不将成绩归于个人，也不把失败视为个人的责任，一切都由集体来共担，“官兵”一律同甘苦，除了工作上的差异外，高层领导吃饭一样排队憨户封鞠莩角凤携脯毛，付同样的费用。在工作和生活中，上下平等，不平等的部分已用工资形式体现了。吉百利无人享受特权，大家同甘共苦，人人平等，集体奋斗，任何个人的利益都必须服从集体的利益，将个人努力融入集体奋斗之中。自强不息，荣辱与共，胜则举杯同庆，败则拼死相救的团结协作精神，在吉百利得到了充分体现。企业文化存在的缺陷在组织中国的基层领导存在着官僚作风，不能完全了解问题的根本情况，凭借自己的经验独断专行，不能够充分听取下属的意见。使员工有官大一级压死人的报怨。这些问题所暴露出来的是在吉百利内部，基层员工的对直接领导的抵触情绪比较大。组织中制度层出现的纰漏，企业制度不能的到完全的贯彻执行。而且领导者的个人职业素质也有待提高。如果在企业中不能秉持公平公正的原则很可能会破坏企业中和谐的团结友好的氛围，以及回到这企业凝聚力下降。
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Economic crisis on consumer goods industryAs of August 2008 data showed that U.S. consumer market has been an easing trend, in which clothing sales increase in August of last year fell to 5.37 percent in August this year, 1.20%, entertainment from 5.85 percent last year to this year of 2.28%, motor vehicles and parts, department stores, the hotel industry turnover rate of increase has begun to drop substantially. &As a result, corporate profits will drop, and then trigger bankruptcies.& KPMG report but is cause for concern, even in this form, the United States food sales are still maintained rapid growth, in August this year, data growth of 6.86 percent for the same period last year, much higher than in August last year, an increase of 3.96 percent. Expert analysis, in the case of economic turbulence, the main food of the necessities of life to become an important area of domestic demand in the industrial chain of production and sale of business or performance can be a safe haven. And this conclusion applies equally in the economic crisis on the impact of CadburyBritish candy maker Cadbury Schweppes (Cadbury), announced fourth quarter sales rose 6 percent, benefiting from strong growth in emerging markets and the United Kingdom market recovery. At the same time, Cadbury announced a new restructuring measures, the company will cut 250 jobs in order to reach a long-term profit targetCadbury core values of corporate culture - the spirit of CadburyCadbury is the spirit of a comprehensive concept which includes: a unique team s憨户封鞠莩角凤携脯毛pirit, strictly implement the standards of discipline, as well as the spirit of courage to take responsibility.Unity, cooperation, and collective struggle is Cadbury the most important part of culture. Success is the result of collective efforts, the failure of collective responsibility, not attributable to individual performance, nor as to the failure of personal responsibility, all shared by the collective to &officers& are the same stand, in addition to differences in work outside the , as senior leaders lined up to eat, pay the same fees. At work and in life, from top to bottom equality, inequality has been the form of a wage. Enjoy the privilege of Cadbury No, people go through thick and thin, everyone is equal, the collective struggle of the interests of any individual must be subordinated to the collective interest of the personal efforts of integration into the collective struggle. Self-improvement, and share weal and woe, Katsunori Tongqing toast, death败则saved the spirit of unity and cooperation, in the Cadbury have been fully reflected.Corporate culture defects in the organization of grass-roots leadership of the Chinese there is a bureaucracy, can not fully understand the root of the problem situation, based on their experience arbitrary, we can not fully listen to the views of subordinates. So large a staff officer crushed to death of people complained. These problems exposed by Cadbury Schweppes in-house, the grass-roots level of the direct leadership of the staff of the resistance is relatively large.Tissue layer system fault occurs, the enterprise system can not be fully implemented. Leadership and personal career needs to be improved quality. If enterprises can not uphold the principles of fairness and impartiality is likely to undermine the unity of the enterprise-friendly and harmonious atmosphere, and come back to this decline in corporate cohesion.这么难得问题就15分,呜呜呜。。。。
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As the business school of Columbia University, Columbia Business School is ranked among the best business schools in the United States and around the world. Columbia University's alumni include 3 U.S. presidents (including Barack Obama), 9 U.S. supreme court Justices, 29 heads of state and investment legends Warren Buffett, Henry Kravis and many others.University of Central OklahomaMaster of Business Administration (MBA)A fan of the UCO Bronchos sports teams!!UCO: Solid business education and cherished American values learned in America's heartland.Guest Lecturer Benjamin Wey - global capital markets and corporate finance, 客座讲师 (国际资本市场上市与融资）- 美国马里兰州立大学商学院研究生院Benjamin Wey shares insightful knowledge in dual languages with accomplished global executives on the subjects of global capital markets, venture capital, private equity investments, investment banking and corporate finance. Executive Program, Graduate School of Business.Guest Professor Benjamin Wey - Leadership strategies and global capital markets, Zhejiang University School of Management, 特邀教授 （国际资本市场与融资） - 浙江大学管理学院，中国杭州RANKED NO. 3 among China's top universities (2011), Benjamin Wey is a guest professor at Zhejiang University School of Management. Zhejiang University: founded 1897: http://www.china-/China. University website: http://www./english/ Zhejiang University: 44,000 students, 37 colleges/schools. According to Essential Science Indicator (ESI) ranking about 22 disciplines, Zhejiang University ranks among the top 1% in 14 disciplines, in 4 of which it is listed in the top 100 of the world’s academic institutions.Specialties: Benjamin Wey at Zhejiang University - bridging real economy and global capital markets. Teaching insightful knowledge in dual languages to accomplished senior executives in many industries and regions across China and other Asian countries.Visiting Professor of Finance, Investment banking and global capital markets, 客座教授 （国际金融） - 中国石油大学, 中国山东Benjamin Wey Visiting Professor of Finance since 2006.Benjamin Wey at the China University of Petroleum - Huadong and Beijing campuses (student population: about 50,000) is a top ranked national university in China. Many in leadership positions in China's oil industry are graduates of the China University of Petroleum, including two of China's recent Vice Premiers.Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Valedictorian and Full ScholarshipA fan of the OBU Bison sports teams!OBU: An ideal educational institution to gain solid academic experience and conservative American values.Benjamin Wey's life principle learned from Abraham Lincoln "Important principles may, and must, be inflexible."Interestsculinary arts (Mr. Benjamin Wey is a certified chef)See 6+See lessRecommendationsA preview of what LinkedIn members have to say about Benjamin:Benjamin's life story is amazing and so is he. He personifies what we see in China today - an entrepreneur at heart, and a finance geek, I will always remember my class with him.
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