Workplace Showdown: I Clapped Back at Office Politics from the Start

Lately, workplace taboos have been a hot topic all over the internet. In response, Fruit TV teamed up with the Labor Committee to produce a show called One Hundred Days in the Workplace.

The production team was committed to portraying the workplace as realistically as possible, and invited experts from all walks of working life to take part.

The winner would receive not only job offers from major companies, but also a 50-billion practical training stipend.

But the contestants were constantly tormented by workplace veterans, and couldn't stop complaining.

Meanwhile, in livestream room No. 27, where Lu Ming was competing, things took a very different turn.

When his boss asked him to attend a meeting after work...

"Holding a meeting after hours seriously harms the company's image and hinders its future development! So we should leave work on time and hold meetings responsibly!"

When he was caught slacking off...

"Slacking off? I'm just taking a short break to plan for the company's future!"

Netizen A: "Is this guy crazy? He dares to talk back to HR like that!"

Netizen B: "Whoa! He didn't just talk back to HR, he even started making promises about the future!"

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