My boss wanted me to earn 996, so I became the richest man
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Brothers, this book made me laugh out loud right in the company.
At the beginning of the article, I was caught off guard by the rule of "if you don't comment and like each other, your life span will be deducted". This is the same behavior in our company. The protagonist Anqie went from salty fish to hard-core, and during the part where the spinal system was activated, I straightened my back at the workstation. In the chapters of the live broadcast where I dismantled leadership speech, every sentence was my own words - "We are a family" is equal to "I hope you will work for me with the same level of devotion to your family." It's so true.
The teahouse insisted on live broadcasting the "You can't beat the capital" part live, which made my scalp numb. But the most amazing thing is the ending - instead of becoming a big shot, he returned to his hometown and opened a small teahouse. When I saw "One inch is enough" at the end, I almost couldn't hold my breath.
A must-see for working people.
Brothers, this book made me laugh out loud right in the company. At the beginning of the article, I was caught off guard by the rule of "if you don't comment and like each other, your life span will be deducted". This is the same behavior in our company. The protagonist Anqie went from salty fish to hard-core, and during the part where the spinal system was activated, I straightened my back at the workstation. In the chapters of the live broadcast where I dismantled leadership speech, every sentence was my own words - "We are a family" is equal to "I hope you will work for me with the same level of devotion to your family." It's so true. The teahouse insisted on live broadcasting the "You can't beat the capital" part live, which made my scalp numb. But the most amazing thing is the ending - instead of becoming a big shot, he returned to his hometown and opened a small teahouse. When I saw "One inch is enough" at the end, I almost couldn't hold my breath. A must-see for working people.