I Work Four Days a Day and Have Three Days Off. the More Leisurely My Employees Are, the More I Earn.

When writing about this kind of subject, you need to understand human nature. The more leisurely people are, the more satisfied they are. Human nature has no lower limit. After a long period of time, they may want to take three days off and four days off, or even one day off and six days off in a few months. In the end, even if you work for an extra hour, you will feel like a vampire and curse your boss for not being a human being. Moreover, it is really unreasonable to accept those dozen employees who changed jobs, and the protagonist will be trashed no matter what his character is. I think this kind of company should value character over talent. It's better to recruit again.

The fantasy of a social animal before his death😁😁😁

The author has realized the essence of state-owned enterprises. The more they lose money, the more they make money. Tobacco and gasoline are not money-losing, but in the end they are making a lot of money.

The plot is written with rubbish. Even the auxiliary police dare to make things difficult for a company. 666'S pretense and slap in the face are not up to par.

After looking at a few pictures, I complained, I want to open a company with all women, would it be good for Jimei to do this? Dry

It's time to finish, let's start the running account

Do you accept employees with such rubbish character without considering other hard-working colleagues?

It works for the first few chapters, but not for the later chapters. The best way to keep the writing staff happy is for Waiwai, but the latter part is off topic.

Everything else is fine, except that the auxiliary policeman's pretentious slap in the face is too stiff, and you are not Mr. Pei. Losing money is victory. You, a media company, suddenly want to make a game? Isn't this nonsense? It's enough to honestly write about how the employees are happy and how they battle wits and courage with the male protagonist. I have to think of it.

It was fun to watch at the beginning, but the more I wrote later, the more I stretched my legs and wrote down the running accounts.