This book continues to subvert the classics and stage a "workplace survival story" under the background of myth. At the foot of the Five Elements Mountain, Nezha transformed into a "crisis public relations master" and used a heavenly "black material gift package" to plan a strategic change for the desperate monkey-headed Sun Wukong. The Monkey King was forced to transform into the "Dai Zui Project Manager" and take over the hot potato of Xitian Buddhist Scriptures. The road to learning is the Shura Field: Party A's Monk Tang's Spell KPI is high, team members have their own thoughts, and the monsters on the road are even more complicated - there are second-generation immortals with profound backgrounds, white gloves raised by institutions, thieves who symbolize process risks, and even pretenders involved in the gray industrial chain! Just rely on the Golden Cudgel? It will only ruin the contract. Fortunately, there is "workplace catfish" Nezha who secretly gives guidance: background investigation, leverage, procedural justice, crisis public relations... See how the sharp eyes can see through evil spirits, and also see how Wukong "makes trouble in compliance with regulations" within the rules, and learn to survive in a huge system. Full of black humor and bitter irony, "A Guide to Practicing Practice in the Workplace" will subvert your cognition.
