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The embankment of thousands of miles, collapsed in the anthill from the pre-Qin Han Fei's "Han Feizi Yu Lao".

One sentence in the sentence: The embankment of a thousand zhang collapses in the anthill, and the anthill collapses; A hundred-foot room, burned with the smoke of the crevice.

The story is that in a village near the banks of the Yellow River, farmers built a majestic causeway to prevent flooding. One day, an old farmer occasionally noticed that the ant's nest had suddenly increased a lot. Old farmer's heart.

Do these ant nests affect the safety of the causeway? He was going back to the village to report and met his son on the way. When the old farmer's son heard this, he said disapplaudedly

The sturdy causeway is still afraid of a few little ants? Pull the old farmer to the field together. That night, the wind and rain blew up, and the water in the Yellow River swelled so loudly that it seeped out of the ant's nest and then sprayed out, and finally the embankment broke down.

Examples: 1. During the Warring States Period, Bai Gui, the prime minister of Wei, was very successful in flood control, he was good at building embankments for flood control, and diligently inspected and repaired, often inspected, and immediately sent people to fill even a small hole even if it was a very small ant hole, so as not to let it leak, so as not to gradually expand the small hole, and cause a big disaster. During Bai Gui's tenure as Wei minister, there were no floods in Wei.

2. There is a village near the bank of the Yellow River, and in order to prevent the flooding of the Yellow River, farmers have built a majestic embankment. One day, an old farmer stumbled upon an ant's nest, and the number of people in the pie increased dramatically. The old farmer wondered if these ant nests would affect the safety of the causeway.

He was about to go back to the village to report when he met his son on the way.

When the old farmer's son heard this, he said disapprovingly: "On the strong causeway, are you still afraid of a few little ants?" Pull the old farmer to the field together.

That night, the wind and rain were in a chain of winds, and the water in the Yellow River swelled violently, and the roaring water seeped out of the ant's nest, then sprayed, and finally the embankment broke down.

"A thousand miles of embankment, destroyed in an anthill", it is about the culprit of the strong embankment being washed away, and it turned out to be a small insect ant. Or some people question: can "a thousand miles of causeway" be compared with "little insects and ants"?

Will the insect ant be so effective? Indeed, in life and work, there are countless cases of small mistakes and big mistakes. Inconspicuous hidden dangers, even some insignificant defects, when not paid attention to and effective measures are taken to solve them, it will eventually lead to the deterioration of the situation and the emergence of tragedy.

There are many factors involved in how well it is managed. For example, whether the quality management decision is correct or not, the raw materials are bad, whether the process technology is scientific and reasonable, and whether the machinery and equipment are normal or not are not talked about for the time being. Maybe it's very "small" or even insignificant, but think about it, a little here, a little there, gather sand into a tower, and come and go may be a large area, how can this make people recognize your high quality?

More importantly, it is the idea of "just a little" that governs our actions. It's not uncommon to hear people say, "This is the bottom plate, you can't see it if you scratch it", "That's it, forget it", once, twice, and again......For a long time, it is very easy to cause the quality consciousness to deteriorate, imperceptibly and interactively affect each other in the operation, and it is easy to form deep-rooted bad habits, even if there are obvious quality problems when the product flows through our hands, we are still accustomed to it and turn a blind eye. Imagine, if it really comes to this point, where is the "causeway" of quality?

Who is doing this? Conversely, if there is no "this is a small problem" mentality about quality issues, the results will be very different. As long as there is a problem, face it up to every detail, develop a work habit that must correct mistakes, usually have more high requirements, spend more thoughts, look at the problem as a customer as much as possible within the scope of quality, and reach a consensus on quality issues with customers.

We must not take chances when dealing with quality problems, especially details, because in today's increasingly aesthetically pleasing world, any demanding requirements of customers are not excessive, but we must try our best to meet their needs. Isn't it common for customers to complain about "small problems" such as serious scratches on the surface of the workpiece, sharp corners of aluminum alloy, and poor color repair? Is it really difficult to solve, and this is not the case, the key is that there is still a kind of "small problems, it doesn't matter" in our homework, so that "small problems" come one after another, and the "big problems" continue to be continued, how to talk about quality in such a situation?

If you really develop the habit of not letting go of even "small problems" and strive to find solutions to "small problems", then what big quality accidents will you worry about? In today's survival and development by quality, don't ignore the "small" problem. Big accidents are often caused by ignoring "small" problems, and the "causeway" of quality is often destroyed in anthills.

Only by eliminating these "anthills" in time can the "causeway" of quality be impregnable.