Wang Qingchao, a pharmaceutical major, accidentally joined a large home furnishing company. No one thinks much of him. The boss gave him a cold shoulder, his colleagues were waiting to see the joke, and even he himself didn't know where he would be tomorrow. But he happened to survive. Picking up a chess piece from the roadside, the gears of fate began to turn, and he eventually grew into a business tycoon. This is not a cool article, but the business evolution history of a real big factory person. The book is interspersed with chapters on practical skills such as induction, consultation, planning, training, and management. It is not just a story, but also a set of replicable workplace methodologies. From executor to strategist, he has traveled the entire cycle of a large company.
