Lynch, 28 years old, is a former "chief brick-and-mortar officer" of a large Internet company. He is proficient in PPT beautification, KPI rhetoric and blame-shifting skills. On the night of the annual party, I took a sip of fake wine, and when I opened my eyes again, I was lying on a broken fishing boat in the East China Sea.
Good news: He is bound to the [Effort Value Reward System] - you can become stronger as long as you work hard.
The bad news: He's spent his entire life figuring out how to make more money with less effort.
Others travel through time and become pirates: go to sea, fight, collect partners, and become the pirate king.
Lynch traveled through time and became a pirate: lying down, cooking, opening a company, and reforming labor laws.
This is a story about a social animal using the rules of survival in the workplace to reversely conquer the era of great pirates.
You never know how much wisdom a middle-level Internet executive who has been tortured by Party A for six years can use to save the world.
To sum it up in one sentence: When everyone was desperately climbing up, he was the only one thinking about how to remove the ladder.
