Reborn in 2001, Lin Cheng took over a "grey and black" debt collection company that was on the verge of crackdown.
Looking at the two thousand illiterate tattooed people in the audience who only know how to kill, he pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and said, "Times have changed. Everyone changes into suits, takes legal exams, and follows me to join the top 500!"
In order to survive, Lincheng introduced big factory KPIs and an absolute compliance system.
But he never expected that these gangsters would have an extremely hard-core understanding of "legal compliance."
Are peers maliciously lowering prices? Five hundred strong men in suits were familiar with the "Labor Law" and legally went to the other company to "help" employees defend their rights. The unscrupulous boss was frightened into bankruptcy on the spot.
Are foreign companies stuck? Employees frantically eat walnuts to replenish their brains, and legally follow foreign company executives around the clock to "humbly ask for advice," forcing them to break down in tears and "voluntarily" transfer core patents.
A few years later, Wall Street giants tried to short-sell, but they were bankrupted by three thousand men in suits with CFA certificates and meaty faces using the most legal leverage!
When the investigation team kicked open the door and prepared to crack down on crime, all employees were preparing for the judicial examination in unison.
Faced with the criticism from reporters around the world, Lin Cheng showed a tax payment certificate worth RMB 100 billion, with a helpless expression on his face: "We are really a serious company that abides by laws and regulations, but our employees have a little stronger execution ability!"
