Medical Equipment Supplier

The subject matter is pretty good, and the writing is okay, but it feels a bit awkward to read. Once a product is developed, an event will happen immediately, and the product will be promoted in an instant. The traces of the routine are a bit obvious, and there is reason to suspect that he has eaten the fruit of luck, or the power of fate, Funny Face. All I can say is, come on ✊, it's better to read without using your brain.

I would like to make a suggestion, be less emotional. If you want to develop a medical equipment company, you can introduce state funds in the later stage. Don't give away too many shares, but you must grasp the voting rights. I am a practitioner in the medical industry. This industry is not difficult. After working for Siemens for 7 years, I really feel that my country's medical equipment is still far behind.

Being too idealistic and eager for success, trying to spread prices and breaking the rules of the market before forming strong capital, without mentioning the consequences of affecting everyone's interests, just say that you have a system that others don't have, but you haven't researched the cost, and that others have it. All prices can only be sold at low prices, which will only kill innovation and will always be copycats.

To be honest, it is not recommended to make all instruments cheap. You want to combat huge profits, but it is recommended to leave a profit margin. We must know that the pharmaceutical and medical device industry recognizes that R&D costs are high and risks are high. Without profit, capital will not be invested. Without large investments, many pharmaceuticals and devices will die during the R&D stage. Therefore, we must find a balance point, making capital profitable but not making huge profits. This is the health industry.

The book is okay, but the name of the company is too low, and the main character has too many things to do. A few hundred thousand words have saved a few people from being in the news several times? It's better to be down-to-earth and low-key. Why do you do like some ostentatious Internet tycoon? The main character doesn't need to be like this if he works in medical equipment. Also, don't write too many emotional scenes. In the latest chapter, it's disgusting to copy songs. Don't waver in your relationship. Either one heroine feels that the relationship is established and the other disappears, or the two heroines are natural and don't wait. Career is the main focus of the book. Can you use less and less love? Also, the main character is too arrogant and fake, and the company's R&D is just doing the job, so why don't you hide it? There are too many system scenes, more than the female characters. The book is generally okay, and the flaws are insignificant. Come on.

Be less verbose. Less daily struggles. Because what we want to see is the development of medicine and equipment... Do not write it as a business article or a daily life urban article.

As an old bookworm, I can't stand it anymore when I see that the system can chat with the host.

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, I found it to be quite well written, but I was really put off by this confusing system! !

You are already such a bitch, why not be more bitch? Anyway, research and development relies on the system, and pig feet are the tools. If the price of the product is cheaper, sell it at a few dollars higher than the cost price, and earn some food money.

There are a lot of routines. Wherever you go, something will happen. Are you Conan? Wherever you write it, there will be corresponding things and the corresponding people will come out to perfectly cooperate with the routine. It feels too serious, and the system talks a lot. There are many things that are not what the ordinary people see on the surface, including some professional regulations in society, whether it is business, work or company. I don't fully understand it. After writing it, there are some small flaws. However, the author does know a lot more about medical care than we ordinary people. Out of ten, I'll give it a 5. Just barely watchable.