2012Huanggang zhiye jishu xueyuan xuebaoRequires access

Some Thoughts about Construction of Enterprise Culture

Zhibing Wang

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The enterprise culture is a special part of the social culture,the building of which has its specific connotation.The goal of enterprise culture,and making it become a mainstream culture,are two core tasks of enterprise culture construction.There is a big difference between the construction of enterprise culture and the ideological and political work.

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The enterprise culture is a special part of the social culture,the building of which has its specific connotation.The goal of enterprise culture,and making it become a mainstream culture,are two core tasks of enterprise culture construction.There is a big difference between the construction of enterprise culture and the ideological and political work.

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The enterprise culture is a special part of the social culture,the building of which has its specific connotation.The goal of enterprise culture,and making it become a mainstream culture,are two core tasks of enterprise culture construction.There is a big difference between the construction of enterprise culture and the ideological and political work.

Key concepts: Connotation, Mainstream, Ideology, Organizational culture, Politics, Sociology, Work (physics), Business

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