The company is your ship
Published Time:
2015-08-10
I was deeply touched by my classmate's article "The Company Is Your Ship", which I read on my QQ Space. I'm sharing it with everyone to see if you consider yourself an owner of the company.
I was deeply moved by my classmate's essay, "The Company Is Your Ship," which I read on QQ Space. I'm sharing it with you all to see if you consider yourself a true owner of your company.
The company is your ship; you're not a passenger, but the owner. The fate of the ship is your fate. As a member of the company, if you treat company matters as your own, consider the company a large ship, and yourself a crew member, working diligently for all ship affairs, ensuring the smooth sailing of this large ship in the vast ocean, you will surely reach the shores of victory.
When you join a company, you become a crew member on this ship. Whether this ship returns full or runs aground depends on whether you work together with all crew members. This is what we emphasize as the "sense of ownership." Only you can control your own career.
In fact, both bosses and employees are members of this ship, only with different divisions of labor and roles. On the ship of the enterprise, the boss is the captain. This position bestows upon him not only power but also responsibility. He must consider the direction of the ship, avoid running aground or hitting icebergs, and ensure the safety of all on board. Once you enter a company, it's like getting on a ship; your only choice is to diligently fulfill your duties. Everyone must do this to ensure the ship does not encounter problems en route, because no one wants the ship to drop anchor in the vast ocean, or even have accidents.
In this sense, employees are also the owners of the enterprise. The rise and fall of the company is directly related to the vital interests of every employee and rests on every employee. I believe everyone should understand this.
The title "The Company Is Your Ship" is very apt. With the ship sailing through stormy seas, no one on board can escape alone. Employees are like sailors; their fate is tied to the fate of the enterprise, sharing a common direction and destination. The fate of the ship is the fate of everyone.
The company is your ship. "On the ship of the company, you are always the owner, not a passenger."
Remember! Since you have chosen this large ship of the company, you must share its glory and fate, because this is also your ship. We must work together for common prosperity.
Yang Sijuan, Researcher
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