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Thursday, December 14, 2006
Golden rule from the factory in China (Part 3)
Translation: Quality is the backbone of the business
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
hiya Candy, it is me again. I have visited your site before and have left a message too.
concerning the golden rule from the factory in China... Well, I make a reservation. Do chinese people really focus so much on Quality?? I think they don't....but I will be very appreciated if they do what they say.
how are you these days? It may be so good to be a full-time student again. Envy you so much. btw, I am a high school teacher in HK.
Well, I took photos of the motivation slogans during the factory visit in China last month. Honestly, they do encourage me sometimes. Especially when I am facing the final exam and rushing on the sewing.
Quality is always important… as we always say. Chinese people have 6,000 years history behind, but off and on we do not perform as efficient as possible due to various reasons. These gold rules could be another type of reminder to us, which are specific for the factory workers who specialized in one task at the moment. (Think about it... it is not a fun job.)
Anyway, I am doing okay in school and trying to study for my exams. I will post more interesting facts about the intimate apparel industry during the Christmas holiday.
Lastly, it is not an easy decision to be made on being a full time student, but I have a dream. I love to try something challenging and make a difference. Add oil la!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Love,
Candy P.S Do you always give hard test to students?
Candy, I do sometimes give hard tests to students.
Well, I may say the tests are not just for them, but for MYSELF. strange?
As a teacher, sometimes I want to clarify my own teaching abilities. If my students can do those 'hard tests', it maybe a good proof that I teach certain topics very well.
Merry X'mas!! Wear more clothes as the weather is getter MUCH colder.
Translation: Quality is the backbone of the business
4 comments:
hiya Candy,
it is me again. I have visited your site before and have left a message too.
concerning the golden rule from the factory in China...
Well, I make a reservation.
Do chinese people really focus so much on Quality?? I think they don't....but I will be very appreciated if they do what they say.
how are you these days? It may be so good to be a full-time student again. Envy you so much.
btw, I am a high school teacher in HK.
Joyce
Dear Joyce,
Thank you very much for visiting my blog again.
Well, I took photos of the motivation slogans during the factory visit in China last month. Honestly, they do encourage me sometimes. Especially when I am facing the final exam and rushing on the sewing.
Quality is always important… as we always say. Chinese people have 6,000 years history behind, but off and on we do not perform as efficient as possible due to various reasons. These gold rules could be another type of reminder to us, which are specific for the factory workers who specialized in one task at the moment. (Think about it... it is not a fun job.)
Anyway, I am doing okay in school and trying to study for my exams. I will post more interesting facts about the intimate apparel industry during the Christmas holiday.
Lastly, it is not an easy decision to be made on being a full time student, but I have a dream. I love to try something challenging and make a difference. Add oil la!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Love,
Candy
P.S Do you always give hard test to students?
Candy,
I do sometimes give hard tests to students.
Well, I may say the tests are not just for them, but for MYSELF. strange?
As a teacher, sometimes I want to clarify my own teaching abilities. If my students can do those 'hard tests', it maybe a good proof that I teach certain topics very well.
Merry X'mas!!
Wear more clothes as the weather is getter MUCH colder.
Take care,
Joyce
That's a good motive, Joyce!
I will study hard for my exams la...
Take it easy and hope you will visit my blog again!
Bye...
Candy
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