The Road to Becoming a Tycoon Starts as a Walmart Buyer
首富从沃尔玛采购员开始
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QQ software development takes two years? Author, what do you think? There is no software that has full functions and no bugs as soon as it is launched. It is iterated from generation to generation. You have it all done at once, how will you update it later? How to leave your competitors behind. As long as you go on the market, plan the subsequent updates well, so that when your opponents copy you, you can get away from them with each update.
Nowadays, writing this kind of business war articles is too homogeneous. It's good to write about Walmart at the beginning, but it feels a bit outrageous to write about Tencent later. You still have to have your own characteristics. It's just my personal opinion, just for reference.
It's better to concentrate on writing in details about making money and enjoying life in the supermarket.
It's so messy. You haven't gained much property yet. What to do next?
I can't stand the limited-free version of SHI. I admire those who subscribe.
There are more than 30,000 readers of this crooked book, and it's even listed on Daily Guide. Sure enough, Daily Guide is well-deserved.
When I saw Chapter 114, Pig's Feet actually applied for investment immigration. To put it simply, the pig's feet were gone? It's so fuckin' explosive, whether it's reality or fiction, it's not necessary to do this, right? ? ? ? As expected, I started immigrating as soon as I had money 😰 Fortunately, it was not a full reservation.
After reading more than 300 chapters, Wal-Mart is the most exciting in the front, and Tencent, Alibaba, Huawei, ROG, and Foxconn are in the back. To be honest, I was tired of reading it, there were so many typos, and the most annoying thing was messing around with chips and cell phones. Old routine, no innovation, all relying on obscenity. There is nothing wrong with writing about business wars. Anyone with forward-thinking ideas and funds on the Internet can do it, but chips are really not good enough. Especially in the millennium. You tried your best to keep pace in the front, but it collapsed in the back. In 2005, you had to develop 15 years of technology.
The idea of using American citizenship to evade taxes is as funny as cheating secretly in the audience when you were in school. You thought you were very hidden, but even the invigilator could see clearly even if you were mentally retarded. . .
How did the protagonist become a naturalized citizen in the United States? The taxes there are so high and the Chinese are treated like second-class citizens, which is worse than Hong Kong.