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Management is a type of controlling game. Therefore, management is often at risk from social ethics. Therefore, effective management often discards secular morality. In ancient China, there were Huang's arguments that "the righteous man used the Evil Law, and the evil law was also the right one". Martin Luther, the West man, also had a famous saying that "in order to fulfill the highest morality, he could do whatever he wants.
Niccol * Machiavelli is a representative of effectiveness management. He wrote many shocking comments in the famous monarch theory:
• A competent monarch (Leader) must possess the majesty of a lion and the treasure of a fox.
• A monarch (Leader) with only secular virtues often loses effective management control due to excessive concern for secular virtues, resulting in destruction of Nations (organizations.
• Any "crime" against secular virtues is allowed as long as the outcome is necessary to reach justice.
• As a monarch (leader), you must know how to sacrifice others.
In an organization, a leader is responsible for the rise and fall of an organization. Therefore, his vision must go beyond the limitations of secular virtues. To be good, he must be able to become evil for the purpose of achieving good ".
You may carry a lot of names. However, if you don't even have the courage to bear the name, what strength do you rely on to ensure the effectiveness of management and the achievement of goals?