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P16《赋能式经营:以丹纳赫为研究案例》——开好月度点检会
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-12-12 13:09
第二章 中小制造企业赋能式经营工作剧本 第二节 战略工作剧本(下) 1. 中小企业开会的现状 把会开好,是很多中小企业面临的挑战。在很多企业里,我们发现有两种极端的情况。 一是完全不开会,各个部门、各个人埋头干自己的。"抛砖过墙"式的工作方式,不做日常沟通,出了问 题互相指责。貌似"责任"明确,其实效率低下,工作氛围压抑。我们在某个企业曾见过的极端情况是, 部门之间需要协调合作的任何事项,都要在OA里填一个"联络函",见函才干活。员工每天花大量时间 传递各种纸面文件,生生把一个企业搞成了衙门。 二是各种大小会议不断,经常开成"茶话会",各个部门讲自己的故事;或者开成"汇报批判会",事前花 大量时间准备几十页PPT,眼花缭乱的图表数据,轮番上台念一遍。最后老板总结批判两小时,会议结 束。这些会议的共同特点就是,会议没有结论,没有行动计划,开完会这些事也就不了了之了。 简介 《赋能式经营:以丹纳赫为研究案例》为丹研会创始人陈勇先生和韩烨女士所书,这本书以丹纳赫为研 究对象,对其具有核心竞争力的经营管理系统和投后赋能方法展开系统剖析,同时结合中国中小制造企 业的需求和特点,以图文并茂的方式提炼出一整套可视化、结构化 ...
AI让答案变得廉价,好问题才能让你脱颖而出
3 6 Ke· 2025-10-17 00:55
Core Idea - The article emphasizes the importance of asking good questions in an era where answers are easily accessible, suggesting that the ability to ask insightful questions is becoming increasingly rare and valuable [1][2]. Group 1: Importance of Good Questions - A good question can expand cognitive boundaries and reconstruct the problem itself, leading to deeper understanding and exploration [2][4]. - Socratic questioning focuses on the process of thinking itself, encouraging individuals to clarify concepts and develop effective personal thinking systems [3][5]. Group 2: Techniques for Asking Good Questions - The article outlines a method of self-questioning using the 5W1H framework (What, Why, When, Where, Who, How) to guide one's own thinking and generate good questions [6][12]. - Good questions should be inspired and reflect the questioner's thought process, making it easier for others to provide relevant answers [7][10]. Group 3: The Role of Wording in Questions - The way a question is phrased can significantly influence the type of answers received, highlighting the importance of careful wording [11][12]. - Simplifying questions can increase the likelihood of receiving useful answers and may even lead the questioner to discover solutions independently [14][15].
ChatGPT上线“学习模式”,AI将如何改变教育方式?
Hu Xiu· 2025-07-29 23:52
Group 1 - OpenAI has launched a new "learning mode" for ChatGPT, aimed primarily at university students, which utilizes Socratic questioning to guide users in building their knowledge systems step by step [2][7][10] - The learning mode is designed to assist with homework, exam preparation, and learning new concepts, allowing users to simply input their questions after selecting "Research and Learning" in the ChatGPT tool [7][9] - This feature is available to all users, including free, Plus, Pro, and Team versions, with Edu users set to gain access in the coming weeks [9] Group 2 - The learning mode is driven by system prompts rather than a specially trained AI model, allowing for rapid iteration and flexible adjustments [10] - OpenAI plans to integrate this interactive mode into its core model over time, making teaching logic a fundamental capability of ChatGPT [10][33] - Future enhancements will include visual representations of complex concepts, goal setting, progress tracking, and deeper personalization, with the long-term goal of making ChatGPT a "personal tutor" for every student [33] Group 3 - The article discusses the increasing role of AI in education, highlighting a rise in reported AI cheating cases in UK universities, with approximately 7,000 cases reported for the 2023-2024 academic year [35] - OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, expresses optimism about AI's role in education, comparing it to the initial fears surrounding Google, suggesting that AI can enhance thinking rather than replace it [38][39] - The industry is collectively focusing on educational applications, with competitors like Anthropic and Google also developing AI tools that emphasize Socratic questioning and personalized learning [40][41]
从“讨好型人格”看心理咨询与大众传播的差异
Jing Ji Guan Cha Bao· 2025-06-20 01:15
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the differences between precise interventions in psychological counseling and universal guidance in public communication, highlighting the importance of tailored approaches for individual psychological issues while advocating for more accessible language in public discourse [1][4]. Group 1: Psychological Counseling - Psychological counseling aims to help individuals, like the case of a 12-year-old boy, establish healthy psychological boundaries and express their needs [1]. - Counselors use precise language and Socratic questioning to challenge irrational beliefs and help clients differentiate between real consequences and imagined threats [2]. - Experimental behavior training is employed to encourage clients to practice expressing their needs in a safe environment, thereby reshaping their understanding of self-expression [2]. Group 2: Public Communication - Directly applying counseling language in public spaces can lead to misunderstandings and negative outcomes, such as creating crises in parent-child relationships [3]. - Public communication should utilize universal language that is empathetic and relatable, helping parents understand their children's emotional needs without labeling them negatively [3]. - The article emphasizes the need for public discourse to focus on basic psychological knowledge and positive guidance, avoiding absolute suggestions and allowing for flexibility [4].