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nobodycan achieve a real success or 'get rich' by comforming thought or thining thisway. 上月机经1次 原题:No one can possibly achieve any real and lasting success or ‘getrich’ in business by conforming to conventional practices or ways of thinking.(81) 提供观点: 1.
A conformist can achieve any real successespecially lasting success. Real and lasting success needs innovation and hardwork. Just to conform does not make any sense. Through imitating others, onecan only become an artisan-painter rather than an artist; without anyinnovation, a scientific worker can never be acknowledged as a scientist. 2.
Likewise, no one can "get rich" inbusiness merely conform to the existing practices. 3.
However, what I mentioned above does notmean that conventions have no value at all. We should not only know theconventions but also have a deep insight of it, thus getting the information ofthe domain that indicates what kind of innovation can be made and how make. 1,
Eternal truths will be neither true nor eternalunless they have fresh meaning for every new social situation. (FranklinRoosevelt, American president) 2,
Growth and change are the law of all life.Yesterday's answers
are inadequate fortoday's problems ----just as the solutions of today will not fill the needs oftomorrow. (Franklin Roosevelt, American president)
以上是两个很有用的名言!都是Franklin Roosevelt:AsPresident Franklin Roosevelt said, “…” 1,
的确在很多情况下,merely!!遵循旧的方法,很难保持long-lastingsuccess。在很多consumer-drivenindustries, 顾客们追求innovative and different products。比如,一个itis ridiculous for a abacus manufactory cannot competewith the calculator factory by producing better abaci. 必须创新,才能keepup with the development of the market. 2,
但是在有一些为了financial achievement的一些businessprinciples. 比方说,a, 追求efficiency, 降低cost是永恒的需要——所以要追求新技术,创造不同的产品;b,比如保持企业的reputation,吸引充足的consumer.——制造质量好的产品。c,企业作为社会的一分子,不能单纯地追求利益最大化,也应该carrysome responsibility for the whole community。 Thesis sentence: Whether a conformist can achieve lasting success or"get rich" in business depends primarily on the type of businessinvolved. Iconoclasts rise to the top in newer industries and in those whereconsumer demand is in constant flux. Conformists ultimately prevail, however,in traditional service industries ensconced in systems and regulations. View1: In consumer-driven industries, innovation, productdifferentiation, and creativity are crucial to lasting success Evidence: retail and media sectors. And intechnology, companies that fail to break away from last year's paradigm aresoon left behind by the competition. View2: However, in traditional service industries—such asfinance, accounting, insurance, legal services, and health care—lasting successand riches come not to nonconformists but rather to those who can deliverservices most effectively within the confines of established practices,policies, and regulations. Evidence:Citibank gain high reputation for its insistence in comprehensively considerateservices 北美范文: Whethera conformist can achieve lasting success or“get rich” in business depends primarily on the type of business involved.Iconoclasts rise to the top in newer industries and in those where consumerdemand is in constant flux. Conformists ultimately prevail, however, intraditional service industries ensconced insystems and regulations. Inconsumer-driven industries, innovation, productdifferentiation, and creativity are crucial to lasting success, in theretail and media sectors, for example, unconventional products and advertisingare necessary to catch the attention of consumers and to keep up with the vagaries of consumer tastes. Those who take aniconoclastic approach tend to recognize emergingtrends and to rise above their peers. For example, Ted Turner’sdeparture from the traditional format of the other television networks, and theresponsiveness of Amazon.com to burgeoning Internet commerce, propelled thesetwo giants to leadership positions in their industries. And in technology, wherethere are no conventional practices or ways of thinking to begin with,companies that fail to break away from last year’s paradigm are soon leftbehind by the competition. However,in traditional service industries—such as finance, accounting, insurance, legalservices, and health care—lasting success and riches (pl. 财富, 财产) come not tononconformists but rather to those who can deliver services most effectivelywithin the confines of established practices, policies, and regulations. Ofcourse, a clever idea for structuring a deal, or a creative legal maneuver, mayplay a role in winning smaller battles along the way.But such tactics are those of conformists who are playing by the same ground rules (程序, [运动]体育场馆的运动章程)
as theirpeers; winners are just better at the game. Inconclusion, while non-conformists tend to be the wildly successful players in technology-driven and consumer-driven industries,traditionalists are the winners in system-driven industriespervaded by policy, regulation, and bureaucracy. |