日本一些有头脑的企业家,用铁牌写上“员工万岁”挂在厂大门口,出入工厂的人随时可看见。他们这样做,目的是为提高职工自身荣誉感和主人翁精神;当员工出入厂房、上下班看到这几个字时,便产生一种幸福感和主人感。有头脑的企业家,他们深深懂得工厂跟工人的关系,离开了工人积极劳动和奋斗精神,生产上不去,将一事无成。因此,他们把职工当作宝贵财富十分爱惜,跟工人打成一片,经常问寒问暖,主动积极解决职工的实际困难和问题。开头说的那些企业家,把工人当作自己的亲兄弟亲姐妹看待,使员工在厂里就像在家一样,做起活来干劲冲天,而不 Some well-known Japanese entrepreneurs use iron cards to write “Long Live Employees” on the gates of the factory, and people entering and leaving the factory are always visible. In doing so, they aim to improve the staff’s own sense of honor and ownership. When employees enter and leave the factory building and see the words on and off work, they feel a sense of well-being and a sense of mastery. Entrepreneurs with a deep understanding of the relationship between the factory and the workers, leaving the workers active labor and the spirit of struggle, the production will not go, will achieve nothing. Therefore, they cherish their employees as valuable treasures and sympathize with workers. They frequently ask questions and ask questions, and actively solve workers’ practical difficulties and problems. The entrepreneurs who were mentioned at the beginning treat the workers as their own brothers and sisters, so that the employees in the factory are just like their homes.