
Reborn in Hong Kong: The Tycoon Era
重生香江之大亨时代
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
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Jiayi just writes randomly. The TV station couldn't help at all. After negotiation, Li's was purchased directly. A TV station broadcasts everything in prime time, education, even God can't save it. Don't brag about science and education. Good science and education, of course, but the actors are not praised for the money spent on filming, they are not liked by advertisers, and they are not sticky.
When Hu Yinmeng went to the United States to study, it was said that her private life was very unrestrained. She often attended yl parties for men and women in New York. For people like her,
What are you writing blindly? Acquiring Jiayi is just stupid. It's better to wait two years to acquire Li's. Wireless is fine too.
Read half of it and then abandoned the book. There are many flaws, many of which are understandable. A group that made more than a billion dollars in profit in 1979 did not give its employees the right to receive dividends. Instead, they insisted on giving employees shares, and then arranged the shares at will. Not to mention Hong Kong in 1979, just say that in any place now, the only shares divided are 1. Partnership to start a business, 2. Related investments needed for enterprise development, 3. Business difficulties require employee investment, 4. Insufficient strength requires big talent to join. But the protagonist's company does not have any of the above problems, and the protagonist also has many other companies. Don't you understand that only giving points to employees of one group will lead to inequality due to scarcity? ? ? Do other groups want to split? ? ? And with annual profits of more than one billion US dollars in 1979, if a great talent joins, it is impossible to give him more than 0.5 Shares. The result is that the company's top executives all own a few points of shares. It's like buying an egg, and the other party asks you for one dollar and a half. You don't need the money, but you insist on buying an egg for 150 million. This type of novel cannot be accepted.
This protagonist is completely the kind of person whose family is rich but who is very brainless.
Is it purely for charity, but the protagonist is always the boss working for the employees? That equity incentive plan is also funny. It's either 3% or 5%. Other co-founders may not have that many. It's just a few tenths of a percent, and they still enjoy real power. Others only have the right to dividends. Never overestimate human nature. Especially when the protagonist develops for ten or twenty years, becomes a giant, and collides with the United States, there is no guarantee that he will be sold.
The writing is too messy. Hutchison Whampoa, Wharf, and Kinmen Construction are all good assets, but they ended up buying Jiashi. The key point is that the head of TVB is also a relative of the protagonist. Now he is planning to make comics and develop in the direction of Disney. First of all, does Hong Kong have such talents and the soil? Second, Hong Kong Disney only made a slight profit in 2013, and then it still suffered losses. It will take at least 40 years to build Disney in the mainland. How much effort do Hong Kong companies need to promote globally? Even Wharf and Wharf are not enough for the prodigal method of the protagonist.
When a company makes money, it just wants to retain management for its shares. Such a company will never develop, because chaebols and monopolies will not share it with workers. Only stupid online novels can write about this kind of egalitarianism among chaebols.
After reading the first few chapters, you can see the anxiety in the eyes of the second uncle and the surprise in the eyes of the eldest brother in the hospital. How did you see it? If you have the ability to participate in the Texas Games, the prize money can easily be hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
A DreamWorks toy company has more than 3,000 people, which is already considered a large toy factory. It has been more than a year since the launch of Star Wars toys, and you have sold hundreds of thousands of them and have been insisting that you can't produce them. The monthly salary of more than 3,000 people alone is more than 3 million. You just come to write these digital drama contents without considering whether it is reasonable or not.