避免竞争 有位经济学家曾讲过一个生动而有趣的事例:如果一个犹太人在美国某地开了一家修车店,那么,第二个来此地的犹太人一定会想方设法在那里开一家饮食店。但中国人则截然相反,如果一个中国人在某地开一修车店,那么第二个来此地的中国人,则往往开的也是修车店。不同的文化背景,不同的经济观念,往往决定了一个不同的经营方针和策略。做个“性格老板”则会有更多的自主权,并在竞争中占有主动地位。有两种不同的哲学。如果你有机会选择的话,你会选择哪一种? Avoiding competition One economist once spoke of a vivid and interesting example: If a Jewish man opened a garage in a certain place in the United States, then the second Jews who came here would certainly find ways to open a restaurant there. However, the Chinese are diametrically opposed. If a Chinese person opens a repair shop somewhere, then the second Chinese who comes here will often open a car repair shop. Different cultural backgrounds and different economic concepts often determine a different business policy and strategy. To be a “character boss” will have more autonomy and take the initiative in the competition. There are two different philosophies. If you have the opportunity to choose, which one would you choose?