In the year of graduation, Chen Shi, a top student majoring in economics and management at Spring City University, was plunged into the employment crisis.
Telemarketing, group training, P2P, selling courses—five jobs in half a year, four cities, and all 12,000 yuan spent. Carrying a gold-plated diploma, he returned all the way from the Northeast to the Northwest, and finally slept on the floor of a high school classmate's house.
In a desperate situation, he ran into Yonghong, the largest real estate company in Jincheng.
From the administrative personnel specialist to the sales office, from the after-sales post to the dedicated class of guaranteed buildings, he has been promoted all the way, and his eyes have been opened wide along the way: the high-turnover chariot is driving faster and faster, the diversified stalls are getting bigger and bigger, and every word of the boss is an imperial edict. He watched the building rise, watched the guests banquet in the building, and watched the building collapse toward millions of ordinary people.
The rise and fall of real estate from the perspective of branch companies. A realistic novel written for all those who "eat according to their ability and conscience".
