"There are no eternal friends and enemies in the business world". This philosophical saying reveals the dialectical relationship between competition and cooperation, and competition does not exclude cooperation

There is a famous saying in American business circles: "If you can't beat your opponents, join them." Modern competition is no longer "life-and-death", but a higher level of competition and cooperation. Modern enterprises are no longer pursuing "single win", but "win-win" and "multi-win".

There's a famous saying in Taiwan Province advertising circles: It's better to internationalize than to be internationalized.

China has always advocated cooperation, and "all men are brothers within the four seas" is an old saying that has been passed down for a long time. "Caring for each other, caring for each other and helping each other" has become the fashion of the times. However, we should also see that in some places, too much emphasis is placed on individual struggle, while how to cooperate with others to achieve success is neglected, and how not to hurt others in the competition is ignored. At present, the values of "jungle philosophy" are popular among some people, that is, the so-called law of the jungle, the survival of the fittest. In order to achieve personal goals, you can do whatever it takes, which is undoubtedly extremely undesirable. You know, competition is based on the premise of not hurting others, and competition is based on the principle of * * * and improvement. Competition does not exclude cooperation, and good cooperation promotes competition.

in China's economic life, there is a "win-win theory for the tortoise and the hare". Tortoise and hare have competed many times, and each has won or lost. Later, the tortoise and the hare cooperated. The hare carried the tortoise on his back and ran to the river. Then the tortoise carried the hare on his back and crossed the river. This is "win-win", and competitors can also be partners. As the saying goes, "A fence has three piles, and a hero has three gangs." If you want to achieve something great, you must rely on everyone's concerted efforts. Throughout ancient and modern times, at home and abroad, aren't all successful people in their careers models of cooperation?