| 英文摘要 |
This article attempts to interpret Master Hsing Yun's management wisdom through three aspects: leadership, organizational management, and conflict management. Master Hsing Yun put forward the idea of Humanistic Buddhism and encouraged the followers of Fo Guang Shan to be Fo Guang people who actively go into the world and actively benefit all sentient beings, and internalize helping others to do good deeds as a motivation for doing things. This is similar to the concept of responsibility and empowerment in management. wonderful. In terms of organizational management, Master Hsing Yun, on the one hand, followed the organizational system of the ancient jungle, and on the other hand, he transformed the organizational structure of Fo Guang Shan according to the needs of contemporary life. Through his own selfless actions and Sangha meetings, he decision-making methods to ensure that its organizational management can escape the common personal decision-making shortcomings of religious groups and enable it to develop in the long term. Ultimately, Master Hsing Yun excels in conflict management and has been working hard to resolve conflicts between different organizations such as the military, government, and police, and Fo Guang Shan. In the end, Master Hsing Yun even tried his best to resolve conflicts between others that had nothing to do with Fo Guang Shan. The cross-strait series of ''Buddhist Management'' is the ultimate manifestation of his attempt to resolve conflicts. |