闂傚倷鐒﹂惇褰掑春閸曨垰鍨傚ù鍏兼綑缁犵儤绻濇繝鍌滃闁哄绶氶弻鏇㈠醇濠靛洤娅濋梺鍝勵儐閻楃娀寮婚敓鐘茬倞闁宠桨妞掗幋閿嬬箾閺夋垵鎮戦柛鏃€鐟╁濠氬Ω閵夈垺顫嶉梺鎯ф禋閸嬪嫰顢旈敓锟�
闂傚倷娴囬褍顫濋敃鍌ゆ晪闁哄秲鍔庨々鍙夌節闂堟稓澧涢柛蹇旂矒閺屻劑鎮ら崒娑橆伓
婵犵數濮甸鏍窗濡ゅ嫭鎳岄梻浣规偠閸斿本鏅舵惔鈾€妲堥柣銏⑶归柋鍥煛閸モ晛浠фい蟻鍥ㄢ拺閻犳亽鍔屽▍鎰版煙閸戙倖瀚�
闂傚倸鍊烽懗鑸电仚濠电偛鐡ㄥ畝绋跨暦濠婂啠鏋庨煫鍥风到濞堫偊姊洪崨濠傚闁告柨顦靛鎼佸冀椤撶喓鍙嗛梺缁樻礀閸婂湱鈧熬鎷�
闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞夐敓鐘冲殞濡わ絽鍟崑瀣煕濞戝崬鐏℃い顐f礃閵囧嫰寮崶顭戞濡炪倖娲栧畷顒勬箒闂佹寧绻傞ˇ钘壩涢幋锔界厽闁绘梹妞垮ḿ鎰磼缂佹ḿ鈯曠€垫澘瀚埥澶娾枎韫囷絼绱�
闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞夐敓鐘茶摕闁靛ň鏅涢悿顕€鏌熺粙鍨劉闁告瑥绻橀弻宥夊传閸曨剙娅i柣鐔哥懕缁犳捇寮诲☉銏╂晝闁挎繂娲ㄩ悾娲⒑缁嬪尅榫氬鏉戞憸閹广垹鈽夊▎蹇曠獮濠电偞鍨堕悷銉╊敂閿燂拷
The Family and Medical Leave Act
闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞夐敍鍕殰婵°倕鎳庨崹鍌炴煕閹捐尙鍔嶉柛蹇旂矒閺屻劑鎮ら崒娑橆伓
闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞夐敍鍕殰婵°倕鎳庨崹鍌溾偓瑙勬礀濞测晜鎱ㄩ幎鑺ョ厪濠电倯鍐仼闁绘繄澧楃换婵嬪閿濆棛銆愰柣搴$仛鐢€崇暦椤栨粈娌柛鎾楀拋鍟庡┑鐘灱閸╂牜绮欓幒鏂哄亾濮樼偓瀚�
闂傚倷娴囬褍霉閻戣棄鏋侀柟闂寸缁犵娀鏌熼幆褍娈洪柛銉墯閸ゆ帡鏌曢崼婵囶棞妞ゅ繑鎮傚娲川婵犲嫧妲堥梺鎸庢磸閸庣敻鏁愰悙娴嬪牚闁告洦鍘鹃鏇熺節閵忥絽鐓愮紒瀣笧閳ь剚鐔幏锟�
闂備浇顕уù鐑藉磻閿濆纾规繛鎴炃氶弸宥夋煥濠靛棭妲归柛瀣ㄥ€栭幈銊ヮ潨閸℃骞嬮梺鍝勵儐閻楃娀寮婚妸鈺傚亞闁稿本绋戦锟�
闂傚倸鍊峰ù鍥磻閹扮増鍋ら柡鍐ㄧ墕閸ㄥ倸霉閸忓吋缍戠紒鐘叉贡閹叉瓕绠涢弴鐐茬亰婵犵數濮电喊宥夊疾椤掑嫭鐓曢柡鍥ュ妼婢ь噣鏌嶈閸撴盯宕戦悙鍨床婵炴垶鐟ョ欢鐐寸箾閹寸偟鎳冩い蹇ユ嫹
闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞楀⿰鍫濈獥閹肩补鍨惧☉銏犵睄闁稿本绮庨悾鍫曟⒑缂佹ɑ鐓ラ柛姘儔閹繝鏁愭径瀣幍濡炪倖鐗滈崑娑欑娴煎瓨鐓涢柍褜鍓熼幊鐐哄Ψ瑜忛鏇熺節閵忥絽鐓愮紒瀣笧閳ь剚鐔幏锟�
闂傚倷娴囧畷鍨叏閺夋嚚娲晲閸モ晝鐒兼繛鎾村焹閸嬫挾鈧娲栭幖顐︺偑娴兼潙绀冮柨婵嗘娴滄瑩姊绘担鑺ョ《闁革綇绠撻獮蹇涙晸閿燂拷
......闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞栭鈷氭椽鏁冮埀顒€鐜婚崹顔规瀻闁规儳绉村ú顓炵暦瑜版帩鏁婇悷娆忓娴滄瑩姊绘担鍛婃儓婵炲眰鍔戝畷鎴︽偄缁嬫鍤ら梺璺ㄥ櫐閹凤拷
闂傚倸鍊烽懗鑸电仚缂備胶绮〃鍛村煝瀹ュ鍗抽柕蹇曞У閻庮剟姊虹紒妯哄闁圭⒈鍋嗙划鍫ュ磼濞戞牔绨婚梺纭呮彧缁插墽娑甸崼鏇熺厾缂佸娉曠粔娲煛鐏炲墽鈽夐柍璇叉唉缁犳盯骞橀幖顓炴暏缂傚倸鍊峰ù鍥ㄣ仈閸濄儲宕查柛顐g箥濞兼牕鈹戦崒婧撶懓顔忓┑瀣拺妞ゆ挶鍔庨悾杈ㄧ箾閸喐銇濇慨濠呮缁瑧鎹勯妸褏鏉介梻浣告啞濮婂綊宕归崹顔炬殾闁哄洢鍨圭粻缁樸亜閺冨洦顥夊ù鐘灲濮婃椽鎮烽弶鎸幮╅梺娲诲幖閻楁挸顕i妸鈺傚殟闁靛/鍜佸晭濠电姰鍨煎▔娑㈩敄閸℃瑧鐭嗛柍褜鍓涚槐鎾存媴閻e苯鐗氶梺绋块閻忔碍绌辨繝鍕ㄥ亾濞戞鎴炲垔鐎靛摜纾兼繛鎴烇供閸庢劙鏌¢崒妤€浜鹃梻鍌氬€峰ù鍥Υ閳ь剟鏌涚€n偅宕岄柡宀€鍠撶划娆撳箰鎼淬垹闂梻渚€娼уΛ妤呮晝椤忓牆绠栫€瑰嫭澹嬮弸搴ㄧ叓閸ャ劍鎯勫ù灏栧亾闂傚倷鑳堕崕鐢稿礈濠靛鍨傞柛褎顨呴弸浣衡偓骞垮劚濞诧絽鈻介鍫熺厾婵炴潙顑嗗▍鍛存煛閸涱亝娅婇柡宀嬬秮閹垽宕妷锕€娈忕紓鍌欑瀵爼宕曢幎钘壩ラ柟鐑橆殔闁卞洭鏌¢崶鈺佷沪妞ゃ儲绻堝铏圭磼濮楀棙鐣堕梺缁橆殔缁绘ɑ淇婄€涙ḿ绡€闁告洏鍔屾禍楣冩煕椤垵浜濈紒璺哄级閵囧嫰骞嬪┑鍫濃叡缂備緡鍠栭敃顏堛€侀弴銏犖ч柛鈩冾殢閳ь剚绋戦—鍐Χ閸℃瑥鈪甸梺绋匡攻椤ㄥ牏鍒掗崼鐔风窞闁归偊鍓涙鍥⒑閸愬弶鎯堝ù鍏煎浮楠炲鈹戦幘鍏夊亾閸喓鈧帒顫濋敐鍛闁诲孩顔栭崰妤呭箰閸愬樊鍤曢柛顐f礀缁狅絾銇勯幘璺烘毐闁哄矉鎷�
欢迎访问本站。
上一节 把信送给加西亚 李清照 柳永 秦观 论语(沉鱼落雁、闭月羞花)版
讨论第2节 柯瑞笑出声来,表示赞同:“我也是。也许我现在最该采取行动的就是让一段不愉快的关系尽快过去。” “然而后来的情况是,他疯狂地迷上了佛蒙特的山区,开始学习滑雪,并参加了大学里的滑雪队和登山队。现在,他有了更多的新伙伴,他愉快地生活在科罗拉多。” “因为当我们开始向变化靠拢的时候,我们的企业已经一团糟了。生意一落千丈,我们不得不解雇一些员工,正如前面提到的,甚至包括一些好朋友。这对我们大家来说都是一件痛苦的事情。惟一值得欣慰的是,所有留下来的和大多数离去的人都说,奶酪的故事使他们改变了看问题的方式,使他们能够更好地对付各种局面。” |
Cory laughed in agreement. “Me too. I probably need to let go of a bad
relationship.” Angela countered, “Or, perhaps the ‘Old Cheese’ is just old behavior. What we really need to let go of is the behavior that keeps causing our bad relationship. And then move on to a better way of thinking and acting.” “Ouch!” Cory reacted. “Good point. The New Cheese is a new relationship with the same person.” Richard said, “I’m beginning to think there is more to this than I thought. I like the idea of letting go of old behavior instead of letting go of the relationship. Repeating the same behavior will just get you the same results. “Instead of changing jobs, maybe I should be one of the people helping my company change. I’d probably have a better job by now if I did.” Then Becky, who lived in another city but had returned for the reunion, said, “As I was listening to the story and to everyone’s comments here, I’ve had to laugh at myself. I’ve been like Hem for so long, hemming and hawing and afraid of change. I didn’t realize how many other people did this as well. I’m afraid I’ve passed it on to my children without even knowing it. “As I think about it, I realize change really can lead you to a new and better place, although you’re afraid it won’t at the time.” “I remember a time when our son was a sophomore in high school. My husband’s job required us to move from Illinois to Vermont and our son was upset because he had to leave his friends. He was a star swimmer and the high school in Vermont had no swim team. So, he was angry with us for making him move. “As it turned out, he fell in love with the Vermont mountains, took up skiing, skied on his college team and now lives happily in Colorado.” “If we had all enjoyed this Cheese story together, over a cup of hot chocolate, we could have saved our family a lot of stress.” Jessica said, “I’m going home to tell my family this story. I’ll ask my children who they think I am-Sniff, Scurry, Hem or Haw-and who they feel they are. We could talk about what we feel our family’s Old Cheese is and what the New Cheese could be.” “That’s a good idea,” Richard said. Frank then commented, “I think I’m going to be more like Haw and move with the Cheese and enjoy it! And I’m going to pass this story along to my friends who are worried about leaving the military and what the change will mean to them. It could lead to some interesting discussions.” Michael said, “Well, that’s how we improved our business. We had several discussions about what we got from the Cheese story and how we could apply it to our own situation. “It was great because we had language that was fun for us to use to talk about how we were dealing with change. It was very effective, especially as it spread deeper into the company.” “How so?” Nathan asked. “Well, the further we went into our organization, the more people we found who felt they had less power. They were understandably more afraid of what the change imposed from above might do to them. So they resisted change. “In short, a change imposed is a change opposed. “I only wished I’d heard the Cheese story sooner,” Michael added. “How come?” Carlos asked. “Because by the time we got around to addressing the changes, our business had already fallen off so badly that we had to let people go, including some good friends. It was hard on all of us. However, practically everyone, those who left and those who stayed, said the Cheese story helped them see things differently and cope better. “Those who had to go out and look for a new job said it was hard at first but recalling the story was a great help to them.” Angela asked, “What helped them most?” Michael replied, “After they got past their fear, they told me the best thing was realizing that there was New Cheese out there just waiting to be found! “They said holding a picture of New Cheese in their minds made them feel better, and so they did better in job interviews. Several got better jobs.” Laura asked “What about the people who remained in your company?” “Well,” Michael said, “instead of complaining about the changes that were happening, people now said, ‘They just moved our Cheese. Let’s look for the New Cheese.’ It saved a lot of time and reduced stress. “Before long, the people who had been resisting saw the advantage of changing. They even helped bring about change.” Cory said, “Why do you think that happened?” “I think a lot of it had to do with the kind of peer pressure that can exist in a company. “What happens in most organizations you’ve been in when a change is announced by top management? Do most people say the change is a great idea or a bad idea?” “A bad idea,” Frank answered.
|
The Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China 把信送给加西亚
感谢您访问本站。
闂傚倷娴囧畷鐢稿磻閻愮數鐭欓柟杈剧畱鐎氬銇勯幒鎴濐仼婵☆偅锕㈤弻娑氫沪閹呭姲闂佸搫顑嗛悧鐘诲蓟閿熺姴鐐婇柨婵嗘-濞兼垵鈹戦悙鎻掓倯闁告梹鐟╁濠氬即閵忕姴鑰块梺鍝勬川閸犳捇濡堕弶娆炬富闁靛牆楠告禍婊勩亜閿曚椒鍚柛鎺撳浮閸╋繝宕ㄩ闂存澀闂備礁鎲℃笟妤呭垂閹惰姤鍋橀柨鐕傛嫹
闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞夐敓鐘茶摕闁靛ň鏅涢悿顕€鏌熺粙鍨劉闁告瑥绻橀弻宥嗘姜閹峰矈鍞归梺鍝勵儐閻楃娀寮婚敓鐘茬倞闁挎繂妫ḿ鎴濃攽閻愮偣鈧骞忛敓锟�
闂備浇顕у锕傦綖婢舵劕绠栭柛顐f礀绾惧潡鏌℃径濠勬皑闁衡偓娴犲鐓冪憸婊堝礈濞嗘帒绲归梻浣规偠閸庮垶宕濇惔锝囦笉闁绘劕顕粻楣冩煕濠婂啫鏆為悗姘炬嫹
濠电姷鏁告慨鐑藉极閸涘﹥鍙忛柣銏犳啞閸ゅ矂鏌涘▎宥呭姢闁哄嫬鍊垮缁樻媴閻e本鐦掗梺鍛婃处閸擄箑岣块垾鎰佹富闁靛牆妫欓悡銉︾箾瀹割喖骞栨い鏇秮瀹曞ジ寮撮悙鍏哥礈闂備浇鍋愰埛鍫ュ礂濞戞碍顫曢柨鐕傛嫹
濠电姷鏁搁崑娑㈡偤閵娧冨灊鐎广儱娲﹂弳婊堟煙閻戞ɑ灏伴柛娆忕箻閺屽秹宕崟顒€娅i梺娲诲幗椤ㄥ牓鍩€椤掆偓閸樻粓宕戦幘缁樼厱闁逛即娼ч獮鎰版煕鐎n偅灏扮紒鍌涘笧閳ь剨缍嗛崑鍛枍閺嶎厽鈷戦悹鎭掑妼濞呮劙鏌熼崙銈嗗
婵犵數濮烽弫鎼佸磻濞戔懞鍥级濡灚妞藉浠嬵敃閿濆骸浠洪梻渚€娼чˇ顐﹀疾濞戞﹩娓诲ù鐘差儐閻撳繐鈹戦悩鍙夋崳闁告ɑ鐩弻娑㈠Χ韫囨柨顏�
闂傚倸鍊风粈渚€骞夐敍鍕殰闁绘柨鐨濋弸鏍ㄧ箾閹寸偛鐒归柛瀣尵閹叉挳宕熼鐔哥亞闁诲孩顔栭崰鎾诲礉閹达箑绠栭柣鎴eГ閸嬪鏌涢銈呮灁闂佹枻鎷�
闂傚倸鍊搁崐鎼佸磹閻㈢ǹ纾婚柟鍓х帛閻撴瑧绱掔€n亞浠㈡い鎺嬪灲閺屾盯鍩℃担绯曞亾閸ф钃熸繛鎴烇供濞尖晜銇勯幒鎴濃偓鎼併€傞崷顓犵=闁稿本姘ㄦ牎濠碘槅鍋勯崯鏉戭嚕椤愩埄鍚嬪璺侯儐濞呫垽姊虹捄銊ユ珢闁瑰嚖鎷�
濠电姷鏁搁崑鐐哄箰閸愬弬娑㈠垂椤曞懏瀵岄梺鍦劋濮婅崵绮婚弮鍫熺厽闁哄啫鍊哥敮鍫曟偡濞嗘瑧鐣甸柡灞剧洴椤㈡洟顢楅崒婧烇絽鈹戦悙鐐光偓瀣箯閿燂拷