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Terry
Gou ( Wikipedia)
Terry Guo, (born October 8, 1950 in Banqiao Township,
Taipei County) is a Taiwanese tycoon who is the founder and chairman of
Foxconn,[2] a company that manufactures electronics on contract for other
companies - such as Apple Inc.. It is the largest such electronics
manufacturing services company in the world, with factories in several
countries, mostly in mainland China, where it employs 1.2 million people and is
its largest exporter.[3]
Early
life
Gou's parents lived in mainland China's
Shanxi Province before they fled to Taiwan in 1949,[4] where Gou was born. His
father had worked as a policeman in the past. As the first child of his family,
Gou received education from elementary school to post college. After
graduation, he continued to work in a rubber factory, working at a grinding
wheel, and medicine plant until the age of 24. Gou has two younger brothers,
Tai-Chiang Gou and Tai-Cheng Gou, who have both become successful businessmen
as well.
Founding
of Hon Hai
Gou founded Hon Hai in Taiwan in 1974[5]
with $7500 in startup money and ten workers, making plastic parts for
television sets in a rented shed in Tucheng, a suburb of Taipei.[6] A turning
point came in 1980 when he received an order from Atari to make connectors to
the console joystick.[6] He further expanded his business in the 1980s by
embarking on a 11 month trip across the US in search of customers. As an
aggressive salesman, Gou dropped in unannounced on companies and was able to
get additional orders.[6]
Empire
building
In 1988 he opened his first factory in
mainland China, in Shenzhen, where his largest factory remains today.
Operations in China took on a giant dimension when Gou vertically integrated
the assembly process and facilities for workers. The manufacturing site became
a campus that included housing, dining, and medical care for the workers, and
even chicken farming to replenish the cafeteria.[6]
Bill
Gates
TheGatesNotes.com
William Henry "Bill" Gates III
(born October 28, 1955)[2] is an American business magnate, investor,
programmer,[3] inventor[4] and philanthropist. Gates is the former chief
executive and current chairman of Microsoft, the world’s largest personal-computer
software company, which he co-founded with Paul Allen.
He is consistently ranked in the Forbes
list of the world's wealthiest people[5] and was the wealthiest overall from
1995 to 2009—excluding 2008, when he was ranked third;[6] in 2011 he was the
wealthiest American and the world's second wealthiest person.[7][8] According
to the Bloomberg Billionaires List, Gates is the world's richest person in
2013, a position that he last held on the list in 2007.[1]
During his career at Microsoft, Gates held
the positions of CEO and chief software architect, and remains the largest
individual shareholder, with 6.4 percent of the common stock.[a] He has also
authored and co-authored several books.
Questions:
1. Why do you thank about Terry Guo?
2. Why do you thank about Foxconn and Hon Hai
company?
3. Why do you thank about Bill Gates, and Microsoft
company?
4. Do you want to be rich? Why do you want
to be rich? Or why not?
5. How to make people admire you?
6. If you were a billionaire, how would you
spend your money?
7. How to make money fast? Ways to earn
quick money?
漂亮嗎?坐這裡?
名餐廳「以貌帶位」 不美坐角落2013年11月08日
French
restaurant group 'seat guests according to how good-looking they are'(By Sara Malm dailymail)
A French restaurant group has been accused
of aesthetic snobbery after allegedly seating guests according to
attractiveness.
Good-looking diners at two of the most
famous Paris establishments run by the well-known Costes group are said to be
automatically upgraded to the best tables in the house.
The claims have been made by two former
employees who also revealed that the same rules apply for staff with female
hostesses needing ‘a model’s physique’ to be considered for the job.
Benefit of beauty: Good-looking guests at
famous Paris eatery Les Georges atop Centre Pompidou are said to be
automatically upgraded to the best tables in the house
Guests at Le Georges, a restaurant at the
top of Paris’ Centre Pompidou with stunning panoramic views of the French
capital, and Café Marly, near the Louvre, are given tables following a strict
appearance policy – the better looking they are, the better the table.
‘The
good-looking ones are led to the good places, where they can be easily seen,’
they two former staff members told French weekly Le Canard Enchaîné.
‘As for the
non-good-looking ones, it is imperative that they be dispatched to the corners
of the room.’
If the staff seats a less aesthetically
pleasing guest at a good table, they are told off along the lines of: ‘What are
these ugly mugs doing at this table? Everyone can see them when they come in.
It’s very bad for our image,’
Questions:
1. What do you think that French restaurants
seat guests according to how good-looking? Should beautiful people serve first?
2. Is that a discrimination for non
Good-looking Guests?
3. Do you care where the table you seat
when you eating at a restaurant?
4. Do you judge a person by appearance?
Do you follow the idea that “doesn’t judge
a book by its cover”?
5. Is it wrong to judge people on their
physical appearance?
6. In your opinion, what makes a good
restaurant?
What Factors Affect Restaurant Customer
Satisfaction?
What do you think the restaurants service
in Taiwan?
7. Do good-looking people have a better
life?
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Being
Good Looking?
【張渝萍╱綜合外電報導】法國著名時尚餐飲集團科斯特遭前員工爆料，餐廳有「以貌帶位」規定，員工會被告知「較醜的人該被帶位到哪」，沒照做還會挨刮。
法國《鴨鳴報》前天報導，兩名離職員工爆料，科斯特（Costes）集團的餐廳以嚴苛審美標準來決定客人座位。「以貌帶位」的餐廳包括在龐畢度中心頂樓擁有超棒視野的喬治餐廳（Le George）及羅浮宮玻璃金字塔旁的馬列咖啡館（Cafe Marly），就連服務生都規定要有模特兒身材及30歲以下。
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醜人「損形象」
兩名前員工稱，老闆要求他們將較醜的客人安排至餐廳角落，並對這樣的安排感到驕傲。若未遵照指示就會被訓：「為什麼將難看的人放在顯眼位置，有損餐廳形象。」但此規定不適用名人。
由科斯特兄弟創立的科斯特集團是巴黎時尚潮流代表，擁有多間餐廳、旅館及影城。一名喬治餐廳員工不否認有此規定，但集團發言人不回應。
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