Unlike other entrepreneurs, Henry Ford had the dual identity of engineer and businessman. He was both the founder of Ford Motor Company, one of the world's largest automobile companies, and a famous automotive engineer. It is precisely based on this that he has a unique business philosophy.
He emphasized that service is the greatest significance of business and insisted on manufacturing cars for 95% of consumers; he encouraged innovation and hands-on practice, and was the first person to successfully apply the assembly line concept into practice and achieve success. In this way, he made cars truly popular in the United States.
What Henry Ford left to the world was not only the Ford automobile brand, he also represented a persistent and never-give-up entrepreneurial spirit. With his perseverance and continuous innovation, he "put wheels on wheels" for the United States and ushered the United States into a new era of development. He used cars to change the history of transportation in the United States and the world.
