A inspiração dos pensamentos filosóficos de Lao Tzu para o espírito empreendedor de mediação e produção
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https://doi.org/10.1590/0101-3173.2024.v47.n6.e02400300Palavras-chave:
Filosofia de Lao Tzu, Filosofia da administração, Gestão empresarial, Construção espiritual e culturalResumo
Este artigo adota uma combinação de revisão da literatura e análise teórica, a fim de explorar o valor da aplicação da filosofia de gestão de Laozi, nas empresas contemporâneas, e, com base nisso, construir o espírito empreendedor e a cultura corporativa. Ao se analisar os conceitos centrais de “governar pela inação” e “seguir a lei da natureza”, no Tao Te Ching de Laozi, combinados com as operações da empresa, são reveladas a aplicabilidade e a eficácia da filosofia de Laozi na gestão empresarial moderna. Os resultados indicam que o princípio da inação natural de Laozi pode orientar os empreendedores a adotar estratégias de desenvolvimento mais flexíveis e sustentáveis. O conceito do “Tao segue a natureza” pode ajudar as empresas a se adaptarem melhor às mudanças do mercado e a alcançarem harmonia interna e equilíbrio externo. A filosofia de gestão de Laozi não é apenas uma sabedoria antiga, mas também um complemento importante para a teoria moderna de gestão empresarial.
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