管理笔记

[storyteller]

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The peaks of the mountain, as anyone who has experience in Xiao Wutaishan knows, are really dangerous: there is no real road, sometimes you really need to move with not only feet but also hands to continue, with >2000m falaises on both sides. Some statistics show that >20 people died when hiking there.
Another fact was, with the long distance and various routes the team members took, we didn't have the time for team gathering and lunch once at summit.

 

[storyteller]

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My ex cried to me once or twice. As I didn't bother to consolate her, she was having tears all time. I was not far from her, only few meters ahead, my French friend was just behind her. Then suddenly I heard her scream and didn't have the time to turn my head back but only with her falling voice knew she missed one step and DROPPED. My heart sunk immediately as I knew what that means. But I heard half of second after a cry from my French friend, who jumped to save her.

 

[storyteller]

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Fortunately, both were safe as there was a natural platform 10m below and both of them falled onto it. No injury to nobody. I was really really lucky, as any place else, that would have been a 100% guaranted death for both, and I'd carry the self blame all my life.
Having taken them back on the top, taking a long rest for her, I was shocked during a long time. It was my fault obviously. But would I have the courage to jump to try to save her at that critical moment, risking my life, as my French buddy did? Am I ready to sacrify myself for others? Am I too selfish? When did I start to adore Nietzsche, and thinking only force counts in this world? If it is the case, why the hell I need a girlfriend?

 

[storyteller]

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The descente was long too, we finally arrived at one village at 3am next morning. We marched long time in the darkness and she was tired and continued to cry.
When we were back home next morning, we had sex, and never saw each other again.
Yes, that's what we are.

 

[Reload]

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Hi, buddy, I don't see anything about management here. It is a series of 心情故事 much more than the management journal.

I won't be rude, but if you can concentrate on your business and show us how you organize your affair. That will be more interesting....

 

[和气生财]

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嘿嘿，“孙敬修”老爷爷讲故事。

 

[storyteller]

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leadership is about people, a good leader must be authentic and genuine. why the hell people should be led by you, except the given authority?

 

[Esq]

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plz continue

 

[lfangzhou]

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路过

 

[一脚踩扁易拉罐]

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boring

 

[wayne_z]

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我的一个问题是我直接领导的11个加拿大经理年纪都比我大，全公司也就前台和另外一个小秘书年纪比我小。

等俺登陆加国后，您顾俺，俺就比你小了，哈哈！

 

[lkkkkk]

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I think i read your mind, lol... i will keep it confidential, do not worry~

 

[storyteller]

以资本主义的名义

公司决定关闭多伦多的一家工厂，是刚刚收购的一家公司的一个厂。几十名员工将在一年内另寻出路，当然公司按市场和规定标准提供救济和再就业帮助。虽然决定跟我无关，不过想想这事发生在我身上，还是有些奇怪的感觉。
因为我是加拿大最高的代表，所以公司让我做媒体发言人，万一有记者采访，由我来应酬。因为法国对此类问题很有经验教训，所以老板安排了一家媒体公司来专门培训我如何应付记者，包括准备问题并以各种各样刁钻尖刻的方式问我，如何面对不期而至的记者上门采访，如何面对摄影机等等。
简单来说以下几个要点要注意：
一、千万小心陷阱问题（国内不说“防火防盗防记者”么）
二、回答问题简短，多以正面的词汇回复，并对涉及员工及家属表示关注；
三、不管什么问题，都往事先准备好的背的滚瓜烂熟的讲稿上引。（后来跟一个当过记者的法国朋友聊起来，他说，遇到老鸟记者你这招根本不管用）

 

[storyteller]

Mademoiselle, suce!

Mon patron est venu me voir des Etats Unis recemment. Je suis alle le chercher. Lorsqu'on n'etait pas loin de notre site, je lui ai dit dans la voiture:" L'ancienne receptioniste travaille dans le traitement des commandes maintenant, histoire de nouvelle orientation, elle est motivee et elle sait faire. On a une temporaire pour la reception maintenant." Il m'a demande: " Il doit y avoir certaine raison que tu me racontes cela?" Je cedais:"Elle a 24 ans, tres attractive pour certains employes masculins (c'est vrai que c'est une canon...et, ce que je n'ai pas dit, elle est aussi mon assistante), MAIS ce n'est pas moi qui l'a recruitee." Mon patron a vite reagi:" Mais tu ne l'a pas stoppe non plus?"
Apres qu'on soit tous entres dans la salle de reunion, je voyais mon chef sourire.

 

[storyteller]

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I was in deep love with a beijing girl when i was working in shanghai. My boss knew it and he was kind to me, trying to give me missions every week in beijing that way i can come to beijing work and spend weekend there. I remember once after a late flight and long queue before taxi, i was impatient, and sent to her a sms: honey, why the road to happiness is so long?

 

[storyteller]

我自己的缺点

我曾经很多次说过，我不是为钱工作，而是为了一种成就感。做成某件事后那种如痴如醉的感觉那叫一个爽。
但这种motivation明显有缺点。第一个缺点是，不好控制。能用钱解决的事都是小事。第二个缺点是，怕别人超过自己，包括自己的继任。这一点就有可能让我在任时这个职位风光无限，我走后陷入一团散沙。

 

[storyteller]

哥要发票

第一年如期完成，虽然没有实现两位数的增长，可还是给老板净赚了2000多万加元，小小的有些成功感。
为了感谢我的经理和销售们，昨天去St Catherine买了些书，电子书的消费卡，每人一张100块的Atmosphere的消费卡，另外给一个喜欢古典音乐的top sales买了一个160G的Ipod Classic，把我130多G的音乐全灌了进去，包括近30个版本的贝多芬9大交响曲全集送给他。
下周去美国疯狂吧。

 

[storyteller]

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昨天晚上和北欧、智利、南非、阿根廷的分公司总经理去里昂老城吃晚饭。北欧的头是美国派去的，说他想回美国，做美国的一把手。总部说可能他还需要锻炼下，建议他明年去主管法国或意大利。

听他的描述，他非常努力，人也比较聪明，跟很多人谈话时眼睛不停地在各人身上扫来扫去。2010年的任务，他一月已经完成了三分之一，今年是他在北欧的最后一年，他看起来对业绩一点也不担心。

想做得比他好，我还要继续刻苦努力。我想要证明，在全世界39个分公司总经理中，我这个最年轻的General Manager也是唯一的中国人，做得比其他国家都好。

 

[storyteller]

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早上和董事长的儿子吃饭，含着金钥匙出生的他虽然比我只大两岁可已经差不多是法国这个年龄段最富有的人之一了。富几代平时工作还是很卖力，对人也非常真诚，吃完饭一直把我送到门外等门卫把我车开来虽然他冷的要死没穿外套。在Ｍｏｎｔｒｅａｌ　ＨＥＣ读过书的他，向我推荐娶个魁妞做老婆。我说我忙着给你赚钱了哪里有时间去泡妞。
他对中国还是很有想法的。我间接向他表示中国有我在，肯定能发展的更好。Can't wait to get out of this Canada shit.

 

[vivian_huang]

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LZ真了不起啊！