Editor:
These days there has been a
lot of talk about cutting a day off the sixday work week. I find one excuse for
not taking this system (制度) unacceptable.
It says that under
today’s conditions, when our work efficiency is still very low and the work-load
quite heavy, we cannot follow the ex- ample of technologically advanced western
countries in practising the five-day work week. Their conclusion is: The time is
not ripe for such a system.
I really don’ t see much point in
this argument (争论,论点). They say the efficiency of the majority of our workers
has been very low, but do they know what caused today’s low efficiency It’s old
time requirement that no matter how soon you can get your work done, you must
still stick to your post and never leave.
If we do not start a
new system that is more exciting now , there a
A. What Should We Do With the Old System.
B. Five-day Week Is More Reasonble.
C. The Time Is Not Ripe Yet.
D. Less Time, Higher Efficiency.
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Paul Straussmann, retired vice
president of Xerox,, indicates in his book Information Pay-off that" almost half
of the U. S. information workers are in executive, managerial, administrative
and professional positions. " He further states that "managers and professionals
spend more than half of their time in communicating with each other. "
In other words ,people are a corporation’s most expensive resource. For a
typical office, over 90 percent of the operating budget is for salaries,
benefits and over head. With this investment, is it any wonder that managers are
focusing more and more attention on employee productivity They realize that the
paper jungle cannot be tamed simply by hiring more people. To receive a return
on their investment, wise corporate executive officers are realizing what
industrialists and agriculturists
A. the importance of communicative capability in business
B. the need for people of higher positions in a company
C. the importance of assigning people to proper positions
D. the necessity for people in higher positions to know information science
[填空题]Paul was concerned not only about his own safety but about the safety of his Sudanese driver and interpreter.
[单项选择] {{B}}TEXT D{{/B}}
As the editor of a science magazine--a
fanny one--I was continually besieged by people who wanted ray help in winning a
Nobel Prize.
I always explained that I had no influence on these
matters, but they invariably told me in great detail what they’d done and why
they deserved a prize. In some cases, they were correct. They deserved a prize
all right, but not a Nobel Prize. And so, with the help of some friends and
colleagues, I started the annual Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony.
The
first was held in October 1991. Now each year the science humor magazine I
currently edit, Annals of Improbable Research, awards ten Ig Nobel Prizes to
people whose achievements, though not precisely ignoble, "cannot or should not
be reproduced." Genuine Nobel Prize winners present the Ig Nobel Prizes to the
winners at Harvar
A. Kwon’s invention can solve the problems of some businessmen.
B. Kwon was supported financially by his company to attend the Ig Nobel Prize ceremony.
C. The self-perfuming suit can release a pleasing scent without any movement.
D. Drinking and smoking are not avoidable on some business occasions.
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