Due to rapidly changing conditions and the increasing pressure of global competition, corporations are facing a management crisis that has never happened before. To overcome this situation, corporations have developed a Corporate Transformation Strategy (CTS) to strengthen the core abilities, increase management performance and become a long lasting competitor. This is both necessary and urgent. However, the uncertainty and change that this aggressive self-motivated CTS brings directly effects employees at all levels. Therefore, the corporations have to arrange suitable Employee Incentive System (EIS) and Organizational Career Development (OCD) while concurrently the corporations are developing their CTS. Additionally, these incentives not only appease the work force, they lower employees desire to change employment, keep the best and brightest at the corporation, and raise all employees work satisfaction and performance. Combined, these results raise Organizational Performance, competitive advantages, and potential for continued growth. This study is based on 1,000 corporations in Taiwan and will show the direct and indirect relationships between CTS, EIS, OCD and Organizational Performance and how they affect each other. After analyzing data from138corportations with canonical correlation, regression analysis, ANOVA and LISREL, the research found: 1.CTS, EIS, OCD and Organizational Performance are all correlated. 2. The CTS has a positive preeminent affect on the EIS and the EIS also positively affects the Organizational Performance. This indicates that the CTS will indirectly affect the Organizational Performance by affecting the EIS. 3. The CTS has a positive preeminent affect on the OCD and the OCD also positively affects the Organizational Performance. This indicates that the CTS will indirectly affect the Organizational Performance by affecting the OCD.