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Basic characteristics of China's ancient management thought

Features: Rich in content, all-encompassing, mainly an intuitive exposition and explanation of experience, and its exposition is scattered and fragmentary. China's ancient management thought is extremely rich, with a hundred schools of thought contending, represented by Confucianism, France and Taoism.

Confucianism first put forward the basic assumption that human nature is good, then put forward the management methods of benevolent governance, moral governance and ritual system, and finally put forward the management goal of governing the country with the family and leveling the world. Legalists first put forward the basic assumption that human nature is evil, then put forward the management methods of rule of law and punishment, and finally put forward the management goal of respecting the monarch and enriching the people. Taoism first put forward the idea of human nature, then put forward the management method of doing nothing, and finally pointed out that the management goal to be achieved is the realm of supreme morality.

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Modern management thought:

1, scientific management

That is, managers should first develop a scientific method to replace the old empirical method for every element of workers' work; Second, scientifically select workers, train, educate and grow workers; Third, we should work closely with workers to ensure that all work conforms to the plan and principles; Fourth, we should ensure that management and workers achieve equality in division of labor and responsibilities.

2. Management by objectives

Managers should manage their subordinates through goals. Therefore, the mission and task of the enterprise must be transformed into specific goals. With a clear goal, every department and everyone can have the direction and motivation to work hard, and the enthusiasm of employees can be mobilized. This is the so-called "lighthouse" effect.

3. People-oriented management

The essence of people-oriented management is that the primary management of enterprise organizations is the management of people. People are equal, not slaves or machines dominated by money and bosses, but there are differences in energy levels and needs. Therefore, enterprise organizations need to pay attention to people's different abilities and needs, and mobilize the enthusiasm of employees through profit sharing, training, communication, trust and respect, so as to achieve the organization's business objectives.

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