Liu Qiangdong: JD.com no longer belongs to anyone who wants to do a good job now – Passionategeekz –

[CNMO Technology News]At a recent public sharing meeting, Liu Qiangdong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of JD.com, shared his thoughts on the ups and downs of life and corporate management over the years on the theme of “tribulation”. He pointed out that appropriate hardships can keep people in awe and stimulate their sense of innovation; and if they lack frustration experience, people are likely to become natural and lose their sensitivity and thinking ability to the world. But at the same time, he also admitted that if you experience too much suffering, your life will be full of pain.

Liu Qiangdong said that no matter whether in good or bad situations, he always strives to maintain a normal mind, focus on what he thinks is valuable, and implement it firmly. “I won’t care too much about other people’s comments, nor will I be shaken by the voices from the outside world.” He also mentioned that compared to the past, he is no longer prone to being angered by negative remarks. “When I see some criticism, I sometimes leave messages to ask the author’s opinions.”

As he grew older and experienced, Liu Qiangdong admitted that his mentality had changed significantly. “In the past, I might have cared more about what others think, and it is easy to get emotional, but now it is more peaceful.” He said that after experiencing too many things, he gradually let go of the urge to prove himself and pursue the amazing words, and return to his heart more and focus on what is really important.

Speaking of JD.com’s development, Liu Qiangdong emphasized that this company that has grown into a large enterprise no longer belongs to a single person. Currently, the total number of JD.com’s global employees has exceeded 900,000, and behind each position is the livelihood and hope of a family. “For me, the most important thing is to manage JD well, so that these 900,000 families have support and hope, and make them feel that their lives have a bright future.”

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