Story of Salty Fish Consultant's Turnaround

"Working as a salty consultant in Singapore, you are suddenly thrust into a S$3.5 Billion cross-border AI project? And you are also paired with a 'multi-national weird team' - a Malay tech geek who is afraid of snakes to the point of climbing on the ceiling, a Chinese public relations expert who relies on gossip to sweep the business circle, an Indonesian social influencer who refers to 'AI algorithm' as 'AI curry rice', and a Singaporean assistant who uses Feng Shui to guide work?" My name is Cen Chen, a senior consultant at Qiyuan Taolue. I originally wanted to spend my 9-to-5 life with durians, but I was forced to take up the banner of the "Southeast Asia Smart Hub" project. This is a workplace adventure spanning the three countries of Singapore, Malaysia and India... On the one hand, there are the shady calculations of the old consulting giants and the money-spending of conglomerates to disrupt the situation. On the other hand, there are the undercurrents of political games and the covert obstruction of local forces. Allies may suddenly switch sides, and opponents may have hidden motives. We break through the jokes of cultural collisions, break through the chess game of power reversal, use professional wisdom to resolve disputes of interests, and use sincerity and tolerance to resolve cross-border barriers. This is not a life-and-death business war, but a passionate story about a group of "unreliable" professionals who, in the scorching sun and rain forests of Southeast Asia, joke with each other while fighting monsters and upgrading, and finally let AI technology illuminate people's livelihood and let laughter break the barriers. When the smart hub was launched, I discovered that the best outcome of a business war is never to crush the opponent, but to have the last laugh on the road of win-win with the "weird comrades" around you.