Back in 1996, I Became the Next Big Thing

This book is just like your last book, it's so cool! In 1997, your Internet company hadn't made any money yet, so you went to fight Lenovo? At that time, Lenovo had a revenue of several billion and had a backend of the Intermediate Court. What did you do with it? Lenovo is right to make money first and become top-level first. The mistake was not to do research and development after becoming a giant, not that it was wrong to choose to make money first in 1997! The same goes for the author you wrote. The Internet only has 100,000 users and has not yet made any money, so he wants to go against Lenovo, which has a background of billions in revenue? Want to fly before you even learn to walk? It's true that you have a prophet and a plan when you are reborn, but your strength is too far behind others to jump out so early. It's meaningless. Can you get 100 million except for a few words? It is better to start a business outside to make money, set up a portal, search and then list it, export to domestic sales, bring money and name back. Only then will you have the confidence to talk to Lenovo! Instead of babies quarreling with adults, it's meaningless! Now you are trying to fool someone into using a 100-megapixel camera to imitate you, what should you do? Not to mention that people can also use the background

Since you have decided to make computers, why should you offend Lenovo? It will be several times more difficult to get started if you go against the leading companies before you have even entered the industry. People will pick on you at will. Be the second child first, and then do these things. And the public opinion at that time was different from now. Now everyone is shouting about beating Lenovo. At that time, Lenovo was still the light of domestic products. The author is a bit too hasty. The only chance now is to make things big and use public opinion to hold Lenovo back so that he can't mess with you by any external means. Otherwise, if Lenovo just says a word, no channel dealer would dare to represent your computer.

The author's black and white writing is too extreme, Liu is written as worthless, and Ni is written as if he were a saint. Liu Cuo didn't think about making progress after becoming a giant. Ni only knew about research and development, but he didn't know what to develop first to make money and form a virtuous circle. And your computer company only writes one thing about focusing on quality, and everyone is busy and that's it? The business model is not clear, the organizational structure is not written, the product positioning is not written, the supply chain is not written, and the sales channels are not written? On the contrary, the detailed description of financial operations is a bit putting the cart before the horse.

It's really unlikely that Lei Jun ran away from Larjin Mountain. It's a bit poisonous.

There is really nothing wrong with this book, and the writing is not bad, but it is too "righteous". It feels like an anti-war movie, because the protagonist is idealized. I opened it several times and could only last three or four chapters before I felt sick and wanted to vomit.

A company must bear the responsibilities of the government, while the government is watching the fun.

Big and bloated, you can do everything, and it feels like the world is yours. I'm used to being the savior. Huawei is not as lavish as you.

The author takes it for granted. In 1998, a company had free Internet, super low-price computers, and opened free Internet cafes and public welfare libraries. This kind of company was simply unsustainable! If you want to be a business, let your products speak for themselves, and then use the money you earn to do charity yourself, or set up a separate charity company. Otherwise, once there is a problem with the charity, the entire company's products will face a crisis of trust.

If you think about it carefully, you will know that the above will not allow a private monopoly group to emerge. It is also a big problem for enterprises. Can you expect all employees and managers to be saints? If you have a monopoly, you will still exploit the people in the end. There are many examples. For example, community group buying, food baskets, and the major Internet giants that have recently been divided. You have to do everything in business, you have to be the first in everything, and you keep suppressing your opponents. The market is huge, and you want to be alone. This is the biggest evil. Now that you have covered all aspects of the Internet, what else do you want to do, build a country?

The more I write about it, the less interesting it becomes. Even Internet entrepreneurship has been written badly. Now is the era when hardware is king. What kind of Internet is this? You can just carry it with you. There are too many articles about e-commerce. I used to think Alibaba was a very awesome company, but now I think this kind of entrepreneurship is too clumsy. Entrepreneurship based on the Apple and Huawei models is the way to go.