My Colleagues All Have Weird Systems

At EchoCore's workstation, everyone has their own quirks: Liu who pushed for work, Lao Zhou who passively resisted reading poetry, Xiao Mei who used the process as a prison, A Qiang who lost his creative desire... Lin Xiaofan originally wanted to immerse himself in writing code and get by, until the system recorded every overtime, every scapegoat, and every ignored labor law as a cold curve. Others argue with emotions, he fights with data. A chart comparing overtime hours against online incidents is more effective than a hundred sentences of excuses; a ledger that walks through the process and gives opportunities for excuses can make even the toughest boss bow his head. From the F-class recorder to the S-class shaper, he didn't step on anyone, he just wrote down everyone's neglected abilities one by one. This is a refreshing article, but it is refreshing and reassuring: every co-worker's weird behavior has a reason, the boss is not a born villain, and labor law relies on slaps in the face to speak on the spot rather than preaching. When Su Wanqing put the Gundam action cabinet that had been hidden for two years on the big screen at the all-member meeting, Lin Xiaofan finally understood that the system was never a telescope, but a mirror. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.