Building a Career at a State-Owned Enterprise
混国企搞事业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Yes, I like books of this style. I just finished one not long ago and now I have another book to read. I hope the quality will not deteriorate in the future.
Regarding the capital operation of the stock market, is it true? Some things should not be known by insiders in such detail. I also looked at the stock market and made a comparison, and I think what you said makes sense. The stock should rise after the market.
The workplace is all about competition, sometimes it's a bayonet and sometimes it's a fight of life and death, the winner is the king and the loser is the enemy, there's nothing to be soft-hearted about? Life is to live your own life, good or bad has nothing to do with others. Remember, no one in this world wants you to live well except your parents!
The book on human resources is not bad and quite attractive, but the number of words is too short. I learned a lot after reading this.
It's been a long time since I've come across a novel that I stayed up late to read. It's worth recommending. The story of starting from the central state-owned enterprise to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and then all the way up is very well written. Each stage has its corresponding achievements and enemies. Although many parts are brought here with the Spring and Autumn writing style, it is precisely because of the description that the protagonist does not get caught up in trivial matters. The occasional interesting stories and family events interspersed can also make people relax and relax. Generally speaking, it is suitable to be recommended to people with certain experience. Of course, there is no need to pay attention to the specific data. The main thing is that it is fun to read.
The author must have worked in Germany, and most of the scenes are real people. It would be better to include photos of everyone in the article. It would be really interesting if some employees saw it.
Very good, but there is a reading threshold and some readers will be identified To be honest, it's really good, very realistic, and has a threshold
Very good book
Good, compact plot
This is the best book about state-owned enterprises. It's really interesting. This book has an absolute score of over 9.5, And it ranks first among all Tomato books for state-owned enterprises.