The Layoff Specialist

Read it overnight! So pretty! 👍🏻💯It's like watching a drama! 😍The workplace part is written very realistically, which may be related to the fact that the author is an HR person. I have also read the author's "Best Offer", which is also a very interesting book. The finale is awesome! 👍🏻Only by saying goodbye to the wrong one can we meet the right one! The heroine has gone through ups and downs and confusion, found her professional beliefs, and found someone worth trusting. Everything is perfect! I hope our life can be like this and have a smooth road~👏🏻👏🏻

The small unit story is quite interesting. It's the first time I read a novel with this theme. It's quite refreshing. I haven't finished it yet, but the reason I want to comment is that I don't understand why I don't call the police when I encounter danger and revenge? Even if they can't handle it at the time and encounter trouble in the future, the police will conduct precise investigations among the people who had disputes and conflicts in the past. Although I didn't suffer any major harm when encountering this kind of retaliation, it is still very aggrieved to endure it silently.

The heroine is so sassy!! In addition, it is true that Mr. Hu is as cunning as a fox, but he is also a bit scumbag. For a married man, if he can stick to the bottom line and leave Wang Keru a clean slate, he can be considered a responsible man, otherwise the king would not love him so much. Emotions are never black and white, but I feel sorry for Keru because he is too infatuated! The more I read, the more I feel that women's heart is to pursue true love, while men's heart is to maximize interests, feel at ease, and be ungrateful! This one is good! [Note][Note][Note]

Five stars, very realistic. It was just a bit depressing. She had toilet cleaner thrown at her, almost got hit by a flowerpot, had coffee poured on her, and was beaten... The heroine was so unlucky that she didn't have a good counterattack. She felt that her grievances were in vain, and the commission she earned was not enough to compensate her.

This is the first time I have seen a workplace novel focusing on "layoff consultants". The work uses a scarce profession to leverage the industry narrative and break the stereotypes of traditional workplace themes. The heroine Xi Rao walks between corporate interests and individual destiny. She is both the scalpel of the system and the ferryman in the workplace - sharp and precise when eliminating redundancies, and compassionate when reshaping values.

From Su Yun, Xue Zhongzhui to Xi Rao and Cheng Muye, the author writes very often and is very consistent with the actual workplace. Although there are few emotional lines, you can feel the love between the protagonists, and the emotional progression is natural. This novel is really good, and the author is really a treasure!

This is my first time reading a novel with this theme. It tells stories one after another based on the current situation of the workplace and human nature, but it can still be explained clearly. It is a novel that connects the male and female protagonists. It is worth reading and savoring! My sentiment after reading this is that whether you are working or being laid off, regardless of your position, a person's moral character is the most important!

I have read several workplace articles by this author. They are really good. This ex-boyfriend almost killed someone. It is really popular. [Pout]

It writes about various aspects of life from the perspective of layoffs. The writing is concise and the story is smooth. It is an excellent book.

After reading this, I just want to say: Life is not easy, so live it and cherish it, especially in this environment (silently leave a good review and slip away...)