Group 1 - The company is implementing the central eight regulations by integrating learning into practical work and conducting activities where leaders work alongside frontline employees to hear their voices [1][2] - A total of 125 middle-level leaders and contractor managers participated in grassroots activities, focusing on identifying issues related to the implementation of the central eight regulations and enhancing relationships between the party and the masses [2] - Leaders are required to follow a "six ones" system during their shifts, which includes conducting inspections, participating in handover meetings, and collecting feedback from employees to address weak links in the company's operations [2][3] Group 2 - The company has established an innovative scoring evaluation system based on three dimensions: quantity, effectiveness, and efficiency, to assess the outcomes of the activities [3] - The evaluation system emphasizes the importance of identifying problems and the quality of rectifications, linking results to leadership appointments and annual assessments [3] - Employee satisfaction is measured through online evaluations, with over 2,200 employees providing feedback on middle-level leaders' performance [3] Group 3 - A closed-loop management mechanism has been established to categorize and address collected feedback, with over 500 weak links being monitored in real-time [4] - The company publicly discloses the progress of rectifications on its portal, and leaders are held accountable for inadequate responses [4] - The initiative aims to genuinely address the challenges faced by frontline workers and ensure that leaders' experiences lead to tangible improvements [4]