Competition in the workplace,38 Lessons

A34-Ways to unite people: leadership strategies when you have no power and influence

It is not easy to get others to follow you when you have no power, no influence, and no money, but in history, people such as Liu Bei, Shi Le, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Mao Zedong have successfully done it, and there are tricks.

1. Establish common interests
The first condition for people to temporarily unite around is the existence of common interests. For example, many workers and peasants followed Mao Zedong because of the common goal of "fighting local tyrants and dividing land" and "overthrowing the three mountains". When the contradictions within the country, society, and group are fierce, people's interests are diverse, and these demands need to be integrated at this time. For example, before the birth of the Anshan Constitution, the Magang Constitution caused confrontation between management and workers, and workers went on strike and quarreled constantly. Wang Chonglun, Ma Bin and others integrated the workers' interests and promoted the birth of the Anshan Constitution. If there is no internal contradiction, you can wait for the opportunity or take the initiative to provoke contradictions. There are relevant methods in "Guiguzi - Resisting Gap Technique".

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Competition in the workplace,38 Lessons

Competition in the workplace-No. 34

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