Regulus Decided Not to Be a Saint Anymore

LC Leo.

When I looked at the title of the book, I thought it was a Saint Seiya novel, but it turned out to be a chat room novel. How should I put it? Since (I don't know who) developed the chat room novel, I have probably entered the stage of aesthetic fatigue for this type of novel. The difference between these types of books is that they involve different worlds, whether the protagonist is the leader of the group, and whether he is stiff and pretentious. In fact, it is all a matter of the author's level, which is more or less the same. This book is considered good in this category, right?

This is not bad. At first, I was probably attracted by novels related to Saint Seiya. Later, there were plots related to Gabriel's fall, and the chat group was also an interesting part. I want to say something again. I was recently called by a life insurance recruitment call to apply for a job. I didn't know it was insurance. I didn't mention the name of the company or what I was doing. I didn't ask. I heard that it was very consistent with my major and I went there. I majored in programming. After I went there, I was asked to fill out my resume. After a few words, I was let in. I was told to come to work the next day. Two days later, I was first asked to sit in one of the two groups, and then I started to dance. Yes, it was dancing. After dancing, the manager of the two groups came up and said a few words. It was similar to MLM brainwashing. He played some inspirational short films and then said a few words. We should be grateful or something. For those who sell insurance, you must first buy insurance yourself. After that, the next round The training is not over yet, let me go and take a look first. After watching it, I basically understand the basic situation of field work (selling insurance). It is the MLM model. Yes, you read it right. It is the MLM model. You do it for half a year first, and then you can recruit people. After how long, the people below can also recruit people. The management dividends are the highest. Newcomers who sell insurance learn None of them have high qualifications, some are over 50 years old; and the assistants who were recruited like me are not that good either. After the training, they signed an agency contract, part of the salary is paid by the manager himself, and part is subsidized by the company for new employees. It costs 500 per person to bring someone in for an interview. The job content is to be an assistant who organizes information, but in the end, he is just an insurance seller. I didn't know how to say no at first. They all spoke kind words, which was really too much for my straight temper. When I applied for a job, they brought me a cup of tea and they were always kind and kind. I wanted to quit and said it wasn't suitable for me. They asked me some questions. After that, I was embarrassed to quit. But I figured it out. I want to quit this job if I don't want to harm myself. This job of selling insurance is also It's just that a small number of people make money, but it's not suitable for me, I can't play it, and my personality is really not suitable for this. There is a lot of nonsense. My own personality is also flawed. I am timid and hesitant, otherwise I would have quit early. This incident also made me understand something. I must ask clearly when recruiting people call, and I must understand it clearly before entering a new industry. Ps: In fact, I only stayed for one day (excluding the interview), and it was not too late to realize the truth. Ps: This setting of the Qidian book list is really good. You can actually write 1,000 words of recommendations. It feels much better to express what you really want to say. However, some sensitive words were not released, which made me fumble for a while.

Little lion, I'm back in the second dimension