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管理者的用人观（Managements view of employing people） Managements view of employing people The ancient emperors have become an important turning point in the country, the Lao Tzu country boat said: make the best use of people,. Confucius said: Jun envoy ceremony, Chen prince with loyalty. Managements view of employing people determines the rise and fall of enterprises and their survival. The employers point of business: 1, with the teacher Wang, a UF tyrants, with only perish. In Ceng Zi this book, has put forward a principle of employing: Teacher Wang, who PA UF, with only perish. The experience of history, Teacher Wang as the king with jiangtaigong called father, still, this name is in the ancient respect, of course not said the godfather of modern meaning, but the Zhouwu Wang great respect for elders is a generation of jiangtaigong, people can call. The history of Shang Tang with Yi Yin, Zhou Wenwang with jiangtaigong are used, teacher, leader is very modest, looking for a teacher to use, king of the world and success. To Qihuan public Guan Zhong, Han Emperor Chen Ping, Zhang Liang, Liu Bei Zhu Geliang and so on, are on a good example of tyrants. As for the only perish, obey orders, is refers to by the people, darling, it is bound to fail. How to understand Teacher Wang, who PA UF, with only perish? These three sentences can be divided into two parts to interpret. The first part is the first two sentences, the second part is the latter. The first two, we can not simply be understood as a leader as long as the teacher to King, as long as the UF is the hegemony, in fact, is not necessarily a causal relationship between the two. It just shows that the leader of a person to have true skill and genuine knowledge gift with exaggerated language, its chances of success will be much larger. The important reason is that managers courtesy, more talents will attract more of the Magi come to effect, of course, the greater the chance of success. This is the ancient Ming Jun attract th