I Didn't Want to Make Money, but My Employees Made Me the Richest Man

[Tomato system + supermarket operation + ideal society + farming operation + workers' awakening] What makes a good company? In the words of Yu Dong, chairman and co-founder of Fatty Lai Group, It means that the salary must meet the seven insurances and three funds, the store must be closed every Tuesday, and there are 30 days of paid holidays a year. If you are not happy, you don't have to come to work. The middle-level and above are equipped with Daben as standard. This kind of company is okay... Yu Dong had been working for three years after graduating from university. Because he could not afford the down payment to buy a house, his girlfriend of seven years fell in love with his boss, who was married with a child, and asked him to fire Yu Dong. Yu Dong, who was frustrated in both career and love, unexpectedly awakened to the tomato system. As long as he keeps losing money in the process of starting a business, he can get rebates. At this point, Yu Dong started the "death-seeking" entrepreneurial model. No five insurances and one housing fund? No, I came here to buy all the seven insurances and three golds! An employee is in a bad mood after having an argument with his girlfriend? Have a quick holiday and be happy. Is the supplier selling fake goods? I will first collect 10 million for collection... Not good at performance? That must be because the benefits are not in place yet, please add them to me! Therefore, under Yu Dong's trick, Fatty Lai Group's profits repeatedly hit new highs, forcing Yu Dong to close some stores for "rectification". The company also became a check-in point for Internet celebrities, and the local government laughed from ear to ear... … Many years later, when the famous investor Warren Buffett asked the richest man Yu Dong about his entrepreneurial secrets, "I thought I could make money if I kept losing money... But these old employees are so good at managing their lives that they can't finish the losses... They can't finish the losses at all..."