Worker: a Guide to Counterattack from Poor Family to Emperor

This is not the history you are familiar with, this is the workplace you have experienced. When the top management of the "Group Company" in the Western Jin Dynasty was at war and on the verge of bankruptcy, a "wave of layoffs" swept across the world. Here, there is no absolute loyalty, only eternal survival and promotion. Watch how Jia Nanfeng completed the KPI of "cleaning the prince's team" after being poisoned; See how the slave Shi Le "beautifies his resume"; See how the powerful hero Huan Wen launched a "flash merger" and annexed Chenghan's "subsidiaries" in one fell swoop; See how the "top power ministers" overturned their projects and their personalities in the "Battle of Fangtou"... From the "battle for official seals" in the deep palace of Luoyang to the "epic backstab" on the banks of Feishui River; from the "option incentives" of "Junzi Camp" to the "bloody last-place elimination" of "Killing Hu Ling". The raging wars between the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms were essentially a game between brutally growing "start-up companies" and rigid and decadent "industry giants." The author Wang Muxiong uses an unprecedentedly sharp perspective to seamlessly embed modern workplace rules into the picture of troubled times thousands of years ago. Use "KPI" to interpret tactics, use "mergers and acquisitions" to analyze wars, and use "options" to interpret loyalty. This is not only a historical novel that will make you marvel, but also a hard-core counterattack guide for all "workers from poor families" who are struggling in reality. Will he become a "consumable" in the meat grinder, or will he become a "CEO" who stands out in troubled times? Open this book to unlock the ultimate strategy for surviving and climbing the ladder in the modern workplace.