on the chinese traditional culture on the impact of china power enterprise management（中国传统文化对中国电力企业管理的影响）.docVIP

On the Chinese traditional culture on the impact of China Power Enterprise Management [Keywords] business management, the impact of electricity, China, China, traditional culture, Analysis, China’s traditional Confucian culture, that person is the center of the universe, human beings are superior to the original in nature, over the natural, higher than the natural life of the material. Confucian philosophy of this humanistic management of electricity companies have great inspiration in the power business management can not see things but not people, but to pay more attention to human factors, emphasizing the people-oriented, people-centered.’s Main business is as beings are superior to the people, with dynamic creativity. all dead material factors are factors that only through people’s initiative can be developed and utilized, can under certain conditions, into commodities, so people are the most valuable resource , is the core. the people-oriented management philosophy is people-centered business management to employees, customers and community center, the ultimate goal of this management is to create a better future for mankind and services. 2, the moral and spiritual love Love is the core of Confucian ethics. Jen is the core of Confucian ethics, is ‘righteousness, propriety, wisdom, faith,’ the cornerstone of enterprise management is the core of people, must be ethical. Love the moral and spiritual requirements to Rende Heart treatment of customers, consumers and society as a whole., is dealing with social relations between people of the basic ethical norms, these norms is the sum of ethics, Confucian ethics and morals are very particular about the people, as it is a qualitative difference between humans and animals prescriptive. ‘benevolence’ or ‘love’ is a person must first love their parents, love their brothers and sisters, love their colleagues and friends around, and then to the patriotic devotion, so the Confucian view, to cultivate a love of