郭台銘︰頭痛得要死，延攬動物園園長為鴻海董座，管理員工

SSALEX

93分

21樓

SSALEX

個人積分：93分

文章編號：33353735

cryptography wrote:
真是太有個性了,直接在媒體面前公開表示員工是畜牲
我就是欣賞郭董這種霸氣才進鴻海的

加油..我三年前回到人的身份..不再是動物...

公益??

我只知道進去第一年..尾牙從早到晚..領了個便當和園遊會餐卷..
期待抽傳說中大獎..等到了最後的答案是捐給公益團體了...

後來又被無告知下..公司捐出了我的端午禮金給大陸水災..5000元
之後一番抗議...中秋也被沒收了..

自己愛出風頭就算了...還拿員工墊背...@#$%

patrickchen

22分

22樓

patrickchen

個人積分：22分

文章編號：33429367

http://www.businessinsider.com/foxconn-animals-2012-1

丟臉到國外了!

CEO OF APPLE PARTNER FOXCONN: 'Managing One Million Animals Gives Me A Headache'

This won't do much to calm concerns about how the folks who make iPhones, iPads, and other gadgets are treated.

According to WantChinaTimes, Terry Gou, the head of Hon Hai (Foxconn), the largest contract manufacturer in the world, had this to say at a recent meeting with his senior managers:

"Hon Hai has a workforce of over one million worldwide and as human beings are also animals, to manage one million animals gives me a headache," said Hon Hai chairman Terry Gou at a recent year-end party, adding that he wants to learn from Chin Shih-chien, director of Taipei Zoo, regarding how animals should be managed.

As WantChinaTimes put it, Gou "could have chosen his words more carefully." But Gou had indeed invited the zoo director to speak to Hon Hai's top managers in the hope that the zoo-keeper's advice would help them do their jobs better:

As Chin lectured on the stage, sharing his experience with the audience on how to manage different animals according to their individual temperaments, Gou listened carefully and asked Chin to put himself in his place as the chairman of Hon Hai, to the amusement of the 12 general managers of the group present.

Recent publicity about the working conditions of Foxconn employees has put the question of how Apple and other electronics supply-chain employees are treated back in the limelight.

Everyone loves their iPhones and iPads. Everyone loves the prices of their iPhones and iPads. And everyone loves Apple's super-high profit margins. But the fact remains that these prices and product margins are only possible because iPhones and iPads are built using labor practices that would be illegal in the United States.

This is a complex issue, with no simple answers, and Apple obviously isn't the only company that takes advantage of it. But the head of Apple's biggest contract manufacturer describing his employees as animals won't help much.