China's sewing equipment market has recently rebounded strongly

With the full recovery of the downstream industries, the sewing equipment market in our country has shown a strong rebound. Products are in short supply, and the situation in which companies work overtime to increase production has continued from the beginning of the year to the present. At the same time, the war of quality and quantity has also fallen into a situation of exorcising.

In China, when you asked the business owner "what position is quality in business management", almost all of the answers were "Quality is our life." But in actual operation, these business operators are often in desperation. In the peak season of sales, in the face of fierce market competition, no one is willing to give up this opportunity to lose weight. It is more for employers to use quantity thinking to think about the quality of products they encounter in the production process. .

Enterprises will pay a heavy price for defeating quality by quantity. In August 1987, more than 5,000 pairs of bad-quality Wenzhou shoes were put to death in Hangzhou Wulin Square. Subsequently many shopping malls across the country refused to sell Wenzhou shoes. In 1990, the six ministries and commissions of the former Ministry of Light Industry jointly issued a notice to classify leather shoes from Wenzhou as the focus of remediation. In the following years, Wenzhou shoes became synonymous with counterfeiting. At that time, Wenzhou businessmen looked at short-term interests and fell into the trap of excavation.

The busy season of the industry means good harvest and joy. It is also a good time for the expansion of corporate brand, because the production and trading volume will account for a considerable proportion of the annual production and sales. However, if there is a problem with the quality of the product, some customers will be lost, and the brand will be destroyed once more. Any enterprise, when organizing product production, there will always be the choice of quality and quantity: either seeking a temporary advantage and self-destruction of the development of the enterprise; or pay attention to quality, meticulous work, in accordance with strict implementation of quality standards. The latter appears to be "troublesome," but it allows companies to win the trust of distributors and end users. Because, the company's life is in the market, the market's life is in the product, and the product's life is in quality. An American entrepreneur once described the importance of quality as: "Anything that has fallen on a brand, and you want to make a comeback, is like a president who has fallen from office and is returning to the White House. It is absolutely impossible."