This sentence profoundly reveals a truth: although the long dike looks strong, it will also collapse because of a small ant nest. It also warns us that the development of things is a process from small to large. When there is a slight security risk, if we don't pay enough attention to it and deal with it correctly and timely, it will leave endless future trouble. Therefore, in practical work, we should guard against procrastination, start with small things, deal with unsafe factors in time, and avoid accidents or disasters. At the same time, to respect the humble, small ants can also burst into great power, which is the majesty and challenge of being surrounded.

Usually, no matter how powerful an enterprise is, if it is close to Murphy's Law and allowed to develop, it may disappear overnight like some big companies such as Zhu San and Enron. Therefore, "crisis management" has become a compulsory course in modern enterprise management. Crisis management slogans such as "Don't work hard today, try to find a job tomorrow", "Always on tenterhooks, always walking on thin ice" and "Microsoft is only 18 months away from bankruptcy" are also widely respected by modern enterprises.

It is difficult to start a business, and it is even harder to keep it. For example, if an enterprise wants to develop continuously for a long time, the string of "crisis consciousness" will always collapse. When our enterprise is a little stronger, don't think it is impregnable.

It is the simplest truth that a levee of a thousand miles collapses in an ant nest. I hope that every one of us, every manager, will always have a "sense of crisis" in his mind and do a good job every day on thin ice. In this way, we can do things better.