Like their biographers, I think the answer is no. Our research at the Energy Project has shownthat the more employees feel their needs are being met at work – above all, for respect andappreciation – the better they perform.
我和那些传记作者一样,都认为并非如此。我们在“能量计划领导力训练(Energy Project)中的研究证明,员工在工作中的需要——尤其是尊重与赞赏的需要——如果得到了更多的满足,那么他们的工作表现也就越好。
As Mr. Isaacson writes of Mr. Jobs: “Nasty was not necessary. It hindered him more than ithelped him.
正如艾萨克森在写到乔布斯时所说:“大可不必去招人厌恶。这一点对他的阻碍远大于对他的帮助。
Similarly, a person who worked with Mr. Musk told Mr. Vance: “He can be so gentle and loyal,and then hard on people when it isn’t necessary.
与此相似的是,一位曾与马斯克共事的人对范斯说:“他可以那么温和忠诚,但在某些不必要的时候,却又对人那么严苛。
At Amazon, Mr. Bezos’s angry outbursts came to be called “nutters. “He was capable ofhyperbole and cruelty in these moments, Mr. Stone writes, “and over the years deliveredsome devastating rebukes to employees.
而在亚马逊,人们把贝索斯的怒气爆发称为“癫狂发作。“每当此时,他就变得非常夸张,而且冷酷无情,斯通写道。“而且这些年来,他对员工做出过一些相当令人难堪的指责。
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