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靳桂玲 《江西金融职工大学学报》2009,(Z2):154-155
《雷雨》采用的是"封闭式"结构,巧合情节较多.以血缘关系作为结构的纽带,成功地熔两方的三种悲剧形式的技法于一炉。写侍萍,吸收了古希腊"命运悲剧"的写法;写繁漪,吸收了莎士比亚式的"性格悲剧"的写法;描写"她爱起你像一团火,那样的热烈,恨起你来也像一团火,把你烧毁的"。 相似文献
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一、吴应图的监查人资格思想吴应图认为“监查人(审计人员)欲完全尽其职责,自有种种必要之资格,但可大别之为技能的资格与性格的资格.”(一)技能的资格.吴氏所谓“技能的资格,为监查人适当执行职务上所应备之技术素养,由与监查有关之学问智识及实地经验而成”,主要有以下几个方面:1.关于簿记会计学有专门智识.“监查人为检阅据簿记、会计学记账整理之账簿及决算各表之人,故欲就他人之记账,正确解释,妥善批评,必监查人对斯学有完全之智识,且其必要之程度,盖居技能资格之第一位也.” 相似文献
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尤太梨 《金融经济(湖南)》2009,(3)
喜欢什么,既反映了人们对事物的感觉和兴趣,也能折射出一个人某一层面的性格。比如喜欢红色,其性格可能热烈;喜欢绿色,其性格可能冷静。扩而大之,如果一个国家的人民都喜欢做某一件事,是不是也能反映出整个国民的性格呢?法国人喜欢休假我们先从2008年下半年法国议会为周日工作权的法律提案闹得不可开交说起。 相似文献
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Leading in times of trauma 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
An employee is diagnosed with cancer or loses a family member unexpectedly. An earthquake destroys an entire section of a city, leaving hundreds dead, injured, or homeless. At time like these, managerial handbooks fail us. After all, leaders can't eliminate personal suffering, nor can they ask employees who are dealing with these crises to check their emotions at the door. But compassionate leadership can facilitate personal as well as organizational healing. Based on research the authors have conducted at the University of Michigan and the University of British Columbia's CompassionLab, this article describes what leaders can do to foster organizational compassion in times of trauma. They recount real-world examples, including a story of personal tragedy at Newsweek, natural disasters that affected Macy's and Malden Mills, and the events of September 11, 2001. During times of collective pain and confusion, compassionate leaders take some form of public action, however small, that is intended to ease people's pain and inspire others to act. By openly demonstrating their own humanity, executives can unleash a compassionate response throughout the whole company, increasing bonds among employees and attachments to the organization. The authors say compassionate leaders uniformly provide two things: a "context for meaning"--creating an environment in which people can freely express and discuss how they feel--and a "context for action"--creating an environment in which those who experience or witness pain can find ways to alleviate their own and others' suffering. A leader's competence in demonstrating and fostering compassion is vital, the authors conclude, to nourishing the very humanity that can make people--and organizations--great. 相似文献
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Anders G 《Harvard business review》1992,70(4):79-87
According to conventional wisdom, the corporate raiders and buyout specialists who flourished in the 1980s were the antithesis of good management. Their goals of realizing quick profits from the acquisition of major companies--frequently through rapid cost-cutting and the breakup of conglomerates--made them the bane of old-school corporate leaders. Long-term management, it seemed, was being sacrificed on the altar of short-term profits. With the abatement of takeovers in recent times, top corporate managers have hailed a return to business-as-usual. But the takeover artists have not, in fact, retreated. Instead, these corporate acquirers, many of whom own large stakes in major industrial companies, are assuming board seats and switching their emphasis to overseeing the companies they control--with an eye toward the long term. In this new role, the takeover experts are not plunderers, nor are they creating quick profit at the expense of companies' long-term health; rather, they are defying expectations and, in a number of important respects, successfully implementing the agenda of the gurus of good management. Setting the pace in this new arena is the most powerful takeover group of the 1980s, the leveraged buyout firm of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company. KKR's partners hold board seats at nine different companies with $1 billion a year or more in sales.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS) 相似文献
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Jones G 《Harvard business review》2008,86(6):123-7, 142
What is the real key to elite performance? According to sports psychologist turned executive coach Graham Jones, star athletes and businesspeople share one defining trait: mental toughness. People who become champions aren't necessarily more gifted than others; they're just masters at managing pressure, meticulously tackling goals, and driving themselves to stay ahead of the competition. Jones, who has advised Olympic medalists and Fortune 500 executives, sees many parallels between the arenas of business and sports, especially in the behavior of people who rise to the very top. These stars have learned to love pressure because it spurs them to achieve. Inner-focused and self-directed, they concentrate on their own excellence and forget the rest. They don't get distracted by others' victories or failures--or even by a personal tragedy off the field of competition. Like Darren Clarke, the golfer who inspired his team to a Ryder Cup victory shortly after the death of his beloved wife, elite performers are masters of compartmentalization. Superstars rebound from defeats more easily, Jones observes, because they don't engage in self-flagellation. One of the keys to their success is a relentless focus on the long-term and the careful planning of short-term goals that will help them attain major milestones. Competition doesn't daunt elite performers; they just use it to challenge themselves--and they never stop striving. Even after becoming benchmarks in their fields, stars keep their edge by reinventing themselves. Star business people and athletes also recognize the importance of celebrating their wins. It's not just the emotional reward that's important, however: The very best performers also analyze the factors underpinning their success. That helps them build their expertise and their confidence. 相似文献
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Hakan Kallmen 《Journal of Risk Research》2013,16(2):111-120
The hypothesis that risk perception is associated with differences in personality was proposed. Three personality variables were used, Rotter's Internal vs External Locus of Control Scale, Schwarzer's General Self-efficacy Scale and Taylor's Manifest Anxiety Scale. A scale asking for personal and general risk perception measured perceived risk. It was proposed that individuals low in anxiety, having an internal locus of control and high in self-efficacy should perceive general risks and personal risks higher than individuals high in anxiety and low in self-efficacy and having external locus of control should do. Fifty-nine business students responded to these three scales. The hypothesis was supported by the results and suggested that the personality measures and particularly anxiety were significantly associated to both personal and general risk perceptions. 相似文献
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This paper explores whether a CEO's marital status reveals unobservable risk preferences which influence their firm's investment and compensation policies. Using biographical data for CEOs of large domestic companies, we find that corporate deal‐making activity (e.g., mergers, joint ventures, major capital expenditures, etc.) and overall firm riskiness both increase significantly with personal life restructuring (e.g., marriages and divorces). This relation is supported by an instrumental variables analysis and also an investigation surrounding CEO turnover. Finally, the link between a CEO's marital status and preference for option‐based compensation further suggests that personal restructuring may be an indicator of executive risk appetites. 相似文献
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信息技术的广泛应用使个人信息的保护受到重视。赋予个人信息法定权利是个人信息保护的基础和前提。从个人信息权利的本质属性来看,个人信息权利不是财产权,而是人格权。但是,个人信息权利应与传统的具体人格权相区别,个人信息权利不应被隐私权所替代,也与其他具体人格权保护的客体不同,个人信息权利应当是一项独立的具体人格权,只有如此,网络空间的个人信息才能够得到完整、全面的保护。 相似文献