たとえば、定期検査というのがありますね。これ、私たちハンバーガーを作って売る店には意味がないんです。いつ調査に来るかわかっているなら、その日だけしっかり対応しておけばいい。ほかの日は、手を抜いても安心だと考えるようになる。それでは、万一事故が起こった場合に、対応できない。むしろ事故の起きる可能性が高いと言ったほうがいい。
企業の経営は、常に、最悪のことを考えておかなければならない。最悪の事態を防ぐには、あらゆる可能性を考慮して、注意を払う必要があるんです。
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For example, there are what we call regular inspections, right? But for stores like ours, where we make and sell hamburgers, they are meaningless. If you know when the inspectors are coming, you only need to make sure everything is handled properly on that particular day. Then people start thinking that it is safe to cut corners on all the other days. If an accident should occur, they would then be unable to deal with it properly. In fact, it would be more accurate to say that an accident becomes more likely to happen.
In business management, you must always be prepared for the worst. To prevent the worst-case scenario, it is necessary to consider every possibility and remain vigilant.
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