Meetings seem to have become a norm in our lives. Whether it's a unit, a school, or a social group, a meeting is organized every now and then. And at these meetings, there are always people shouting slogans to show solidarity and determination. However, when we are enthusiastic about this form, have we ever wondered what problems such an approach can solve?
It has become a common phenomenon to shout slogans at meetings. When we are in the middle of the venue and listen to the passionate slogans, we may feel a sense of unity. However, behind this force, there is an embarrassing reality that problems are still there and unsolved demands. No matter how loud the slogans are shouted, they cannot hide the fact that some units are inactive and slow to act. So, what is it that makes us so obsessed with shouting slogans in meetings?
First of all, shouting slogans at a meeting is more like a psychological comfort. When faced with complex problems, we are Xi to use slogans to disguise our powerlessness. It was as if the problem was really solved as soon as the slogan was shouted. Therefore, under this psychological suggestion, we calmly ignore the essence of the problem and pin the key to solving the problem on the slogan. However, reality is always cruel and it does not change because of our slogans. Slogans can't fill your stomach, you can't solve the housing problem, and you can't revitalize the economy.
Second, shouting slogans at meetings is sometimes more like a show. On various occasions, we can see bosses raising their fists and shouting slogans. This kind of showmanship, which seems to be intended to be uplifting, is actually a waste of time and makes people lose confidence in the meeting. No matter how loud the slogan is, it cannot hide the fact of inaction and slow action. This kind of show will only make everyone more and more disappointed.
However, we cannot blame the phenomenon of shouting slogans in meetings. In fact, it is a manifestation of a social ethos. In this impetuous era, many people pursue short-term and quick results, hoping to solve problems in a simple way. In this way, the slogan becomes a convenient tool that can both demonstrate our resolve and give hope. However, this climate has led us to lose sight of the essence of the problem and lead to a lack of action.
In order to solve the phenomenon that shouting slogans at meetings cannot solve practical problems, we need to start from the following aspects:
First, improve the effectiveness of meetings. Meetings are an important way to solve problems, but only if they are substantive. Reduce formalism and make the conference truly a platform for studying and solving problems. At the same time, it is necessary to arrange the agenda of the meeting reasonably, avoid frequent meetings, and let the participants have enough time to think about problems and formulate solutions.
Second, advocate rational discussion. Discussions should be constructive, rather than blaming each other and passing the buck. Participants are encouraged to express their honest opinions and communicate fully in order to reach a consensus. Only in this atmosphere can the meeting play its due role and solve problems.
Finally, strengthen the post-meeting execution. Meetings are just the beginning of solving problems, and the key is to act after the meeting. It is necessary to establish and improve a supervisory mechanism to ensure the implementation of the decisions of the meeting. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen coordination among various departments, form a joint force, and promote the solution of problems.
In short, shouting slogans at meetings cannot solve practical problems, and this is an issue worthy of our deep thought. Only by abandoning formalism and returning the conference to its essence can we truly solve the various dilemmas we are facing. Let us work together to build a more pragmatic and efficient society. From now on, let's say goodbye to those empty slogans and change our world with concrete actions. Because the reflection behind the slogan is exactly the reality that each of us needs to face.