
Restarting the Startup Era
重启创业时代
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- Ongoing
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- 877k Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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Only Recommending Books I Enjoy (I Read Popcorn Fiction)
(If you find a good book that isn't on my list, please recommend it in the comments. Being short on books is miserable.) I only recommend books I enjoy. I only recommend the ones I'm following, so please keep in mind that the list may be out of date. If I show up as a trainee reader and a book has been here for a long time, that means I stopped reading it. I never care much about prose or plot when I read novels. That's too much effort. If I enjoy it, I'll keep reading; if I don't, I won't, no m
My Personal List ❤️ Urban, Tech, Entertainment, Historical, and Xianxia Novels ❤️ Recommend What You Like ❤️
Personally customized by an old bookworm. Please collect, follow, comment and ask for everything😘😘😘🌹🌹🌹. Mainly recommend the history of urban science and technology, sports and entertainment⭐️🧡ྀི💛ྀི❤️ ྀི A person who can see things from the perspective of others and understand other people's inner activities will never have to worry about his own future💗🐯🈶⭐️ Heighten enthusiasm with hope and smooth mountains with perseverance. As long as the road is right, you are not afraid of a long road⭐️ A g
Shennong's Taste Test
Everyday poison tests. This list focuses on urban fiction, historical fiction, science fiction, and light novels, with other genres on the side. No recommendations included. I'm pretty resistant to bad books, so if you want to test one out, leave a comment. If you enjoy the list, please follow. Thanks! P.S. My ratings aren't objective; they're mostly based on personal taste. What I consider deal-breakers: 1. Too many brainless characters and extreme black-and-white thinking 2. Cringeworthy ro
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Urban Fiction: Business and Showbiz
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Calling All Readers in a Slump! These Are Novels I Read Myself
I'm sharing some novels I think are pretty good. I've been an avid reader for over ten years, and I find that my tastes change every so often. I can't say what makes a novel good, only that these are the ones I enjoy. For now, I think everything I've recommended is at least a solid read. It's not that every big-name author's work makes the list. If I keep reading a book, I think it's worth recommending! 《 Solid Reads... Fine Reads... Must-Reads 》
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Internet company revenue from 2002 to 2007, why do some people always underestimate Tencent?
As shown in the figure, the revenue and profits of most of the top domestic Internet companies at that time were counted. Some, such as Sohu and Ninetowns, did not make statistics. The data came from public financial reports. Sina and Baidu converted to US dollars, and the exchange rate of the year was found by exchange rate search (not necessarily accurate). In March 2002, Tencent QQ registered users exceeded 100 million, and the number of people online at the same time exceeded 2 million. In September 2003, QQ registered users exceeded 200 million. In 2004, QQ users exceeded 300 million. In February 2005, QQ online users exceeded 10 million. Why do some people always underestimate Tencent? Think Tencent is vulnerable? It is true that Tencent's financing did not go smoothly. No one wanted Xiaoma when it sold QQ. In 2001, IDG quit and Tencent lacked funds to repurchase its shares. However, it was in 2001 that Tencent achieved a profit of tens of millions, while other domestic Internet companies generally suffered losses during the same period. Relying on QQ's huge user base, Tencent has gradually penetrated into various businesses such as games. Shanda was listed on Nasdaq in 2004 and is known as the most profitable Internet company with a valuation of US$750 million. In the same year, Tencent was listed in Hong Kong with a valuation of HK$6.2 Billion (approximately US$800 million).
After only reading more than 20 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I don't know if it's a problem with the writing style or something else. The protagonist has everything under control, and he's as pretentious as a saint and like a robot.
The beginning is a little bit poisonous. The gang of evaders didn't send it in but accepted it. What's the idea? In addition, the character surnamed Chen portrayed by the protagonist can't like it. After running the website for so long, doesn't he have a team to start up? Is the charisma that bad? Find a bunch of criminals to start a team? Aren't you afraid of something happening in the future?
For me, who is short of books, this novel is already very good. After all, I have to avoid risks. Game over if it is unclear. I support the author to continue writing. After all, there are really not many books that can be read.
+1 For a novel that I don't want to read after reading the introduction. What bothers me the most is that the main character is pretentious and has an inappropriate tone of voice.
The biggest problem with this book is that in the early stage, the book is too lofty and arrogant. It turns around and makes money and plays games. It makes money as soon as it is made, but it still cannot let go of its lofty reserve. The inconsistencies make people's heads twitch.
Selling a Wukong. Com sold more than 60 chapters. I really don't have the patience to read it.
You are giving poison at the beginning. Every start-up team must agree with the core concept to be successful. This Sun Yu does not agree with the protagonist's concept from the beginning, and he has to be included in the core initial team. What are you trying to do? Create a faction directly. To this end, you do not hesitate to use the analogy of the ancient emperor's mind. You are not rebelling and becoming an emperor. You want to disgust yourself when you start a company.
Selling Wukong. Com makes me feel like constipation
1. The protagonist company is a third party, but it is outrageous to bear the corporate responsibility for evading orders. Shouldn't it be called the police first and then cooperate with the police investigation? . . 2. Why does order evasion occur? It's not because the protagonist didn't ask the company where he stayed to pay a deposit or fill in relevant certificates. . . 3. If it is run like the protagonist, then Taobao, Pinduoduo, etc. Will have to lose money, and there is no logic. . . 4. The most important thing is that they are trying to get a hold of this game studio who is trying to escape orders. Their behavior is illegal and criminal. . . Might as well find a new team on your own. . . In order to accept this younger brother, we have to see how it goes. . . 5. The main reason for anger is to express it. . .