4月27日,克利夫蘭醫院邀請了著名企業家夫婦Jack and Suzy
Welch(杰克和蘇茜.韋爾奇)爲大家做了一場精彩演講,這場精彩的演講是他倆多年經營帶來的綜合經營智慧,
這次Jack在演講中表示美國這100年來敎育制度從沒有改變,尤其是高等院校學費貴,給學生與家庭帶來壓力。
杰克.韋爾奇早期任通用電氣公司總裁,在他任職期間被評爲世界上最好公司,同時他個人也不止一次被財富雜誌評選爲董事長兼首席執行官。他的妻子蘇茜,
是一個暢銷書作家和商業記者。
當日演講臺上由在克利夫蘭診所總裁兼首席執行官德洛斯“托比”科斯格羅夫,醫學博士,杰克和蘇茜.韋爾奇進行了一次訪談中,分享了他們的經驗見解。
Jack在這次演講中特別強調一個企業猶如一個運動團隊,精神與每一個的工作崗位至關重大,他表示在2008年他開創網絡敎育,不僅給學生減少經濟負擔,同時讓學生半工半讀更能有增加經驗。
Jack and Suzy Welch brought their combined years of
business wisdom to Cleveland on April 27, 2015 as guest speakers in
the Ideas for Tomorrow speaker series sponsored by the Cleveland
Clinic.
Jack Welch is best known for his prior role as Chairman and CEO of
General Electric Company, which was named the world’s most valuable
corporation and was voted the most admired company in the world on
more than one occasion by Fortune Magazine.
His wife, Suzy, whom he married in 2004, is a best-selling author
and business journalist whose past experience includes the
editorship of the Harvard Business Review, authorship of a work-life
column for O: The Oprah Magazine as well as several years at Bain &
Company.
Together, they co-authored The Real-Life MBA which is sub-titled
“Your No-BS Guide to Winning the Game, Building a Team, and Growing
Your Career.” Jack Welch is now the Executive Chairman of the Jack
Welch Management Institute, an on-line MBA program and Suzy Welch
maintains a position on the advisory board.
In a conversational interview conducted by Cleveland Clinic
President and CEODelos “Toby” Cosgrove, M.D., Jack and Suzy Welch
shared insights from their experiences.
Mr. Welch was particularly critical of the academic tenure system in
use by many colleges and universities in the U.S, stating that the
system remained unchanged in the last one hundred years. He did not
note, however, that while the system may have its drawbacks, it came
into being due to the fact that in the past, professors could be
terminated from their positions for expressing dissenting opinions
or at the behest of large donors.
When asked by Dr. Cosgrove if the couple supported a particular
candidate for U.S. president, they declined to say, but went on to
comment that support of the middle class is essential to the
prosperity and stability of the nation.
Mr. Welch highlighted the importance of good human relations,
specifically noting that in the instances when it becomes necessary
to terminate a person’s employment with a company, it should be done
in a manner which preserves the dignity of the affected employee.
Dr. Cosgrove inquired as to the importance of Emotional
Intelligence, known as “EQ” when considering a potential hire. Mr.
Welch responded that on balance, he would be willing to sacrifice a
certain amount of “IQ” (Intelligence Quotient) for EQ, another
indicator of the value he places on human relations.
Mrs. Welch discussed the particularly difficult choices women must
make as due to biology, the years to raise children coincide with
the years generally considered the prime of one’s career.
Questions were taken from the audience, after which the couple was
available to sign copies of their book.
4月27日Jack and Suzy
Welch夫婦來克利夫蘭醫院演講,給我啓發很大,知識不等於智慧,人最關鍵要有精神,如同運動場上能拿奧運冠軍的選手,成功的人靠的是目標能量與不甘心。
我記得我考大專離開録取分數差7分,當時我就是天天跑學校校長辦公室,(我就讀的是上海工會管理幹部學院),記得當時校長對我説:差7分有多少人你知道嗎?我説我知道,但我與衆不同,我幾乎天天去校長辦公室,那個女校長最後把門關了,我就上敎務處,我拿着自己獲得各種各樣的奬狀對敎務處的人説:您們録取我一定不後悔,這就是我當時不甘心。
因爲就是這個不甘心,改變了我的命運,只有自己能決定自己的快慢步調,生活中的一切是自己選擇的,好像從小到大我都在不滿足里生活。但有一點我對生活非常積極,從小到大在班上基本都是幹部,
參加社會各種各樣的活動,我喜歡看話劇和逛博物館,曾經我獲得上海演講比賽高名次,我常常被邀請去博物館講解名人的作品,社會大學讓我學到看到我未來的目標,我想做一個有價値的人,當一個人的生活是充實滿滿的,你自己就會不顧一切的偏執和勇氣,想要趕快憑着自己的力量站起來,能量就這樣慢慢積累起來,當自己可以站起來,可以站穩,可以在自己喜歡的領域,取得一點成績,可以交到一大群可以聽得懂你講話的人,那么你就感到自己活的挺精彩的,做了10多年的報紙,它眞的已經成爲足以溫暖一生的快樂。
認識許先生很久了,4月26日,在Yellow Tail
見到他,他高興地拿了他最近畫的畫給我看,我看着他充滿喜悅的心情,想到人生智慧的一個重要方面,是分清什么是自己能夠支配的,什么是自己不能支配的。對於自己不能支配的,你只能順其自然。對於自己能夠支配的,你要努力,至於努力的結果是什么,也不妨順其自然。許先生就是這樣,70年代到美國留學電影業,那個時候生不逢時,自己開了2家餐廳,一個中國餐廳一個意大利餐廳,按照他説的那個時候坐在餐廳就能收錢。是因爲許氏人參找他合夥,他是一個藝術家,不願意去種樹根,他帶着他的夢想與畫到紐約去創業,創業失敗,但他屬於快樂的人,不因爲失敗而放棄,他明白人生許多痛苦的原因在于盲目地較勁。
在人世間找到最適合自己的位置, 要隨緣,
對老天要隨命。你要記住人無法支配自己的命運,但可支配自己對命運的態度,平靜地承受落在自己頭上的必不可免的困難,幸福快樂的生活是人人都想要的,幸福就是簡單。
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