Engineering Boss: I Can See Project Profits

Lu Chenzhou has been in the engineering circle for six years. He understands quotations, on-site work, and contracts, but he is always just a small project manager who is squeezed by his boss, made things difficult for Party A, and ridiculed by his peers. At a bid opening, he was called a waste by his boss in public because he insisted on a true quotation. His colleagues competed for the bid at a low price and laughed at him for being timid. Just when everyone was waiting to see his joke, a prompt suddenly appeared in front of Lu Chenzhou. [Project name: Sporadic anti-corrosion and insulation project for chemical plants] [Contract amount: 168,000 yuan] [Actual cost: 192,400 yuan] [Real profit rate: -14.5%] [Probability of late payment: 73%] [Comprehensive advice: Whoever takes over loses, it is not recommended to take over] From that day on, what was a big project in the eyes of others was all a mess in the eyes of Lu Chenzhou. A small job that others looked down upon became his first pot of gold. Party A lowers the price? He backhandedly pointed out the loopholes in the contract. Peers competing for bids? He smiled and let him go, waiting for the other party to vomit blood. The boss dumped the blame? He took the evidence and asked the other party to kneel down and beg for cooperation. In the engineering industry, the biggest fear is not not having any work to do. It's because you know it's a loss, but you still take it.