[Urban imagination + weird rules + cross-border e-commerce + funny and relaxed + company group portraits + non-human customers]
On the day the company was about to go bankrupt, Xinghuan received an overseas order from a "non-existent area".
Delivery address: The third door after midnight.
Customer Note: Please deliver this before I completely forget I am human.
The boss Zhou Mingda only asked one question after reading:
"Did you pay?"
My name is Chen Xu, an operator of a cross-border company in Shenzhen.
Originally, I was only responsible for shipping, clearing inventory, and refunding.
Now we still have to deal with: non-human customer complaints, the end of the afterlife, 404 shelves, materials that steal people's sleep, and abnormal markets that want to put employees on the shelves.
The boss said: "I'll pay if I can."
The customer service said: "The customer seems not to be a human being."
The finance department said: "The money deducted may not be cash."
"We don't have shelf 404," the warehouse said.
The editor said: "Why is there more of me as a child in the material?"
The orders are increasing and the inventory is finally cleared.
It's just that we slowly discovered——
Customers can buy goods.
The market can buy customers.
Company employees may also become the next category.
Therefore, Xinghuan established an abnormal order processing team.
We have only one principle:
You can pay, but you may not be able to issue it.
Companies can sell goods.
But employees cannot put it on the shelves!
Reader comments
I have some doubts about the author's mental state
I have some doubts about the author's mental state