After Being Laid Off, I Lay Down with My Front Roll

Lin Xi, 28 years old, has worked as an administrator in a small company for five years, earning a monthly salary of 8,000. Her life credo is just eight words: Never sit down if you can. Refuse to work overtime, refuse ineffective social interactions, and refuse all performance-based efforts. Colleagues privately call her "Lin Fu", and her boss thinks she is "unmotivated". The company laid off employees, and she was the first to be interviewed. She didn't cry or make a fuss, and calculated the N+1 compensation on the spot - 83,621 yuan. Then clearly write all file paths on the resignation handover form. That afternoon I posted a message on WeChat Moments with a picture of the blue sky in Beijing and five words in the text: "The first day of unemployment." Five minutes later, I received seven private messages from headhunters. At night, someone secretly filmed her leaving her job and the video spread all over the Internet. The highest praise in the comment area: "The female colleague who was laid off received seven headhunting messages in five minutes." The next day, headhunters blocked her door. On the third day, a college senior she had not contacted for three years added her on WeChat and sent her a PDF - "The Plan to Win". Sender: Lu Yan. Identity: The youngest director of a major factory, recognized as the king of scrolls in the industry. He chased her when he was in college and gave her breakfast for a year, but she didn't agree. The reason is simple: this man is too tired. You have to run your whole life with him. Now he used a promise to "not work overtime" to drag her into the project he had been preparing for three months. The condition is: she uses the system thinking she has accumulated over five years of "fishing" to do operations, and he uses the technical skills he has accumulated over ten years of "hard work" to write code. Two people do the same thing in completely opposite ways: win by lying down