[Column] Conveying the Spirit of Entrepreneurship 1: The Spirit of Entrepreneurship is Always Right

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In the founding period of a company, there are no customers, relationships, facilities, goodwill, or employees as we know them today. In other words, starting from a situation filled with "nothing"—no people, goods, money, achievements, or trust—is a commonality of the founding period throughout history and across cultures. The only thing that one could possess during this time was a "determined rhythm" of wanting to please customers and working hard with a single-minded focus. This determination transformed into enthusiasm and sincerity, allowing the company to overcome various challenges and grow into its current form. Furthermore, companies that inherit the baton from their predecessors cherish and pass down the family teachings, business principles, and lessons that have been handed down through generations. The spirit of entrepreneurship remains correct over time, and when a company forgets this spirit, it loses its direction, leading to various management issues. The struggles and stories from the founding period are often unknown to current employees, making it very important to understand the origins that shaped the present state and content of the company. Knowing this history helps in understanding the values, corporate philosophy, and life perspectives of the management, which contributes to the unification of values as corporate and professional individuals. *For more detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.*

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