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安德鲁·卡内基《安德鲁·卡内基自传》· Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie · 领导

To show upon what trifles a contest between capital and labor may turn, let me tell of two instances which were amicably settled by mere incidents of seemingly little consequence. Once when I went out to meet a men's committee, which had in our opinion made unfair demands, I was informed that they were influenced by a man who secretly owned a drinking saloon, although working in the mills. He was a great bully. The sober, quiet workmen were afraid of him, and the drinking men were his debtors. He was the real instigator of the movement.

出处: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17976
定位:Additional excerpt 394 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录

白话

卡内基想说明,劳资冲突有时竟由很小的事引发。他举了两个例子,都是靠看似不起眼的小插曲和平解决的。有一次,他去见工人委员会,对方提出了在他看来不合理的要求。有人告诉他,工人其实是被一个秘密经营酒馆、同时又在厂里上班的人煽动的。此人是厂里一霸,老实的工人怕他,喝酒的工人欠他钱,他才是真正的幕后推手。卡内基没有正面硬碰,而是先看清谁在操纵局面,再找机会化解。

上下文

卡内基自传中回忆一次劳资谈判,对方委员会受一个兼营酒馆的工人暗中操纵。

今日一问

面对一个看似强硬的对手时,你是否先弄清是谁在背后真正推动这件事?

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