Why should subordinates obey their superiors?

1, enterprise problem: because this principle is the need of the company's existence and development. The essence of obeying superiors is that individuals obey the company, parts obey the overall situation, and short-term interests obey long-term interests. Only the superior can represent the interests of the company, take care of the overall situation and take overall responsibility for reconciling the short-term present and the long-term future. This is why they are called "superiors". Subordinates obey their superiors, in fact, they obey the company, the overall situation and the future. The position of superiors gives them the greatest control and initiative over resources and information, while his subordinates can never have such a sense of superiority. From this point of view, it is necessary for subordinates to maximize their resource advantages.

2. Party organization: It is clearly stipulated in the articles of association of China * * * Production Party.

Articles of Association of China * * * Producer

Article 10 The Party is a unified whole organized according to its own program, articles of association and democratic centralism. The basic principles of the party's democratic centralism are:

(1) Individuals in party member are subordinate to the Party organization, the minority to the majority, the lower level to the higher level, and all organizations within the Party and all party member are subordinate to the Party's National Congress and the Central Committee.

(2) The leading organs of the Party at all levels, except their representative organs and leading bodies in non-party organizations, are all elected.

(3) The highest leading organs of the Party are the National Congress and the Central Committee of the Party. The local leading organs of the Party at all levels are the local Party congresses and their committees. Party committees at all levels are responsible to the congresses at the same level and report their work.

(4) The Party's higher-level organizations should always listen to the opinions of lower-level organizations and the masses in party member, and solve their problems in time. The party's lower organizations should not only ask for instructions and report their work to the higher organizations, but also independently and responsibly solve problems within their own responsibilities. The superior and subordinate organizations should exchange information, support and supervise each other. Party organizations at all levels should make party affairs public according to regulations, so that party member can have more understanding and participation in party affairs.

(5) Party committees at all levels implement the system of combining collective leadership with individual responsibility. All major issues should be decided by the Party committee through collective discussion in accordance with the principles of collective leadership, democratic centralism, individual deliberation and meeting decision. Members should conscientiously perform their duties according to the collective decision and division of labor.

(6) The Party prohibits any form of personal worship. We must ensure that the activities of party leaders are supervised by the party and the people, and at the same time safeguard the prestige of all leaders representing the interests of the party and the people.

Fifteenth major national policy issues, only the CPC Central Committee has the right to make decisions, and all departments and local party organizations can make suggestions to the Central Committee, but they are not allowed to make decisions and express their opinions to the outside world without authorization.

Party organizations at lower levels must resolutely implement the decisions of party organizations at higher levels. If the subordinate organization thinks that the decision of the superior organization is not in line with the actual situation of the region and department, it can request to change it; If the superior organization insists on the original decision, the subordinate organization must implement it, and may not publicly express different opinions, but has the right to report to the superior organization.

Newspapers and other propaganda tools at all levels of the Party must publicize the Party's line, principles, policies and resolutions.