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Guan Leiming

Technical Director | Java

Reflections on Japanese politicians' worship of ghosts and project human resources

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In project management, the acquisition of human resources is crucial. Just like choosing a partner, the alignment of values ​​is key. The wrong behavior of Japanese politicians reflects the distortion of values, which also reminds us that when looking for project members, we should pay attention to their moral concepts and historical cognition.

The success of a project depends not only on the professional ability of the members, but also on whether they have the right value orientation. If the members lack respect for history and justice, then principled problems may arise in project cooperation.

The Japanese politicians' worship of the spirits is a blasphemy against peace and a trampling on justice. This makes us realize that when forming a project team, we must resolutely discard those who have incorrect thoughts and distorted values.

Only members with correct values ​​and historical perspectives can trust and support each other in the project, move in the right direction together, and achieve the project's goals. On the contrary, if there are people in the team who ignore history and violate justice like some Japanese politicians, the project will inevitably be negatively affected.

In project management, we should learn from history and draw lessons. When selecting team members, we should not only examine their professional skills, but also pay attention to their moral cultivation and value orientation.

In short, the worship of ghosts by Japanese politicians has sounded the alarm for us. In the project human resource management, we must stay sober, adhere to justice, and lay a solid foundation for the success of the project.

2024-08-16