Back in 1983: Who Still Works as a Loan Officer?

Name: Back in 1983: Who Still Works as a Loan Officer?
Author: Boiled Rice

重回1983：谁还做信贷员？

by Boiled Rice (水煮稻)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 682k Words
Genre: Urban
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Urban Life
Updated: 4mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

This is an entrepreneurial novel about an old loan officer who is reborn and returns to his hometown! There is no golden finger, only forty years of industry vision! Writing about the times, farming, raising children, engaging in industry, seizing the limelight, and building a business empire! On the day of his retirement, Jiang Weihua fell down and returned to 1983. Faced with young parents, a poor family background, and the upcoming failure in the college entrance examination, he put down his pen and paper and picked up a hoe. In his previous life, he had handled thousands of loans and had experienced the ups and downs of the business world, from a self-employed individual raising chickens and ducks to a business tycoon developing real estate... In this life, he started from breeding and vowed to become the first 10,000-yuan household in the village. While others are still waiting and watching, he has clearly seen the trends behind every national policy. This time, he just wants to be rich and powerful, to make up for his regrets, and to lead his family to live a better life.

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When I saw Chapter 60, I was instantly furious. Has the author ever worked in a business? Have you ever led a team of employees? Have you ever been a senior corporate executive? Are you familiar with corporate law? Do you know that there are two key control lines of 51% and 67% of the company's shares? The protagonist, who has worked so hard for a small business, suddenly gives away 48% of the shares to employees for free and shares them equally. There is no such thing in the world. Apart from anything else, Song Jiacheng and Er Ding must feel uncomfortable. Why should other people's shares be the same as mine? The protagonist is betraying his own interests and breaking up a grassroots team. I really didn't expect that when starting a business in the 1980s, the protagonist would use the big trick of giving away equity during the initial stage, which shocked people. Hasn't the author considered overtime pay system, performance pay system, bonus system, commission system, business responsibility system, virtual dividends, stock options and other progressive methods? You don't want to write about business management. It's embarrassing to watch. Why don't you just let the protagonist speculate and step on every outlet?
8 likes7mo ago
Chapter 41-42 It's super real. The rural areas are like this, and they are not nice to people. Now I see the titles of novels like "Bringing the Folks to Get Rich", but I don't even bother to click on the text. I hope the author will continue to be realistic and not get carried away while writing, especially when it comes to breaking technology monopolies and becoming the richest man.
2 likes8mo ago
After the protagonist is reborn, he still looks like a dick. Just to make an egg tray, he actually left your father and asked your aunt to do it and ask your aunt to bargain for the price. Wasn't your father the first to make this thing? Why doesn't your dad do it when he gets an order? After all, you have a lot of money, right? It makes me angry, forget it and run away
2 likes8mo ago
It's better to wait two years for that egg tray. I remember that the 84/85 patent law seemed to be implemented in China.
8mo ago
I would like to recommend some books to each other and add them to each other's bookshelf. My own work is "Rebirth 2012: Starting from a Small County in Southern Jiangsu". You can also leave a sincere comment and help click on it to collect it. Thank you🙏
8mo ago