Obeying commands is the duty of military personnel

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It is a duty to obey commands, and the rules and regulations should be kept in mind that all actions should be directed at the command, and the command should be conducted in a consistent manner. In any environment, only by following rules and obeying commands can we trust people and be respected by others. Only by following rules and obeying commands can we complete tasks with quality and quantity; only by following the rules and obeying commands can we build a collective working group and grow into a winning team.

What are the values of rules? Yu youcheng, a former vice president of Intel, said: "The Role of rules in a large organization may be the best example of the military. Train on time every day, everything is organized, and all weapons are kept clean at any time. In fact, the first training a soldier receives is to follow the rules. The reason is simple. In war, strict rules are the key to victory. In malls, rules are equally important ." Because of the importance of rules, Intel listed "rule-based" as one of its six values.
Some managers have formulated rules that employees must abide by to ensure the healthy development of the enterprise. However, during the implementation process, the rules are often made empty-handed by neglecting supervision. In this case, when some employees are slow and relaxed due to ignoring the rules, it will bring immeasurable losses to the enterprise. Therefore, since rules are established, managers must supervise and actively execute the rules.
Rules are required in everything, and violations of rules are bound to self-defeating. To live in a more harmonious society, we must consciously strictly restrain ourselves and keep rules in mind. Those who ignore and confront rules are often punished by rules, hitting the wall everywhere, and even paying for their lives.

The military's obedience to commands must follow the moral bottom line and the military's vows.