你得为你的部下做点什么,哪怕是最微不足道的小事。在美国南北战争期间,美国总统亚拉伯罕·林肯经常抽空到医院看望伤员。有一次,医生指着一名年轻的士兵说:他的伤势很重,无法医治,马上就会死去。林肯马上在他的床边坐下,轻声问:“我能为你做点儿什么吗?” You have to do something for your men, even the most trivial. During the American Civil War, U.S. President Abraham Lincoln often dumped to the hospital to visit the wounded. On one occasion, the doctor pointed to a young soldier who said he was in a very heavy condition and could not heal and would die soon. Lincoln sat down next to his bed and whispered, “Can I do something for you?”