Four Days On, Three Days Off! My Employees Fear the Company Going Under More Than I Do

This book completely implements a sentence, There is nothing in this world that money cannot do, and money can't do anything First, you don't spend the money in the right direction, Second, you don't give enough money, Thirdly, as long as you have enough money, you can still get it done even if you don't spend it in the right direction.

Now that oil prices have really plummeted, and the US stock market has really plummeted, the editor said that someone reported me. . . Damn, I didn't know this would really happen now. . .

It's too outrageous. Although it's a cool article, it can't be so brainless! A look at the underworld, and a donation of more than 1 billion. What a great subject, and the writing is like this. Alas, I haven't read the book again.

Obviously the system does not rely on the efforts of employees, but it still insists on writing a battle of wits and courage with employees every day like Mr. Pei! I feel like anyone in the company can join if they want. They have hired so many employees, but they don't hire security guards. I don't know what they think.

I couldn't think of anything while reading this book.

Everything else is fine, but the reimbursement part in your profile is really inappropriate. Who doesn't go to work to make money? You can't spend your own money on reimbursement. You can go out and save money, but you can't not not report it, otherwise some people may think it is highly toxic.

The previous violation, the capitalists did not allow ψ(*｀ー´)ψ to appear, the new book has set sail, everyone should read it more, the author has worked so hard, every chapter is full of laughter, can you bear to recommend the author because he can't recommend it (Ĭ ^ Ĭ), dear readers, please take the trouble to read it every day, thank you (｀ω´)

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This author likes to leave half of his sentences behind. He is a complete Riddler. From today on, each of the author's Riddler sentences will be 1cm shorter.

It was just the last fantasy of a hard-working wage earner before his sudden death.