Rebellious Middle-Aged Girl

When he encountered layoffs from a large factory at the age of 35, Lin Chang's elite life was wiped out overnight. With N+3 compensation and her "dragon-slaying skills", she decided to do something big - treat her parents and the entire elderly care industry as the most rebellious product in her life. Delivering goods live? She turned her biological mother into a middle-aged and elderly Internet celebrity. Write online articles? She asked the boss to confess using Bayes theorem. Return to your hometown to open a nursing home? She turned the square dance troupe into an IP and organized her father's fishing team into a municipal-level competition. The blind date used Excel to analyze the marriage income, and she backhandedly stuffed the other person into the "Human Sample Observation Database". Capital wanted to copy her model, but she refused with a smile: "My core competitiveness here is the gossip intelligence network of the seventh aunt and the eighth aunt." From using OKR to manage his parents' medication, to turning nursing homes into cross-generational creative markets; from being ridiculed as "older leftover girls messing around", to making their parents' lives become popular in the circle of friends - Lin Chang has proven with facts that there are no standard answers in life, only customized versions. This is an absurd and warm "middle-aged rebellion". See how the former product director used mind mapping to dismantle family ties and use AB testing to rectify aging. Finally, in the fireworks world, he found a growth curve that is more moving than KPI: love, dignity, and the sparkling old age of a group of old friends.