Chess Game Awakening

"In this game, you either eat or be eaten." Lin Shen, 32, originally thought that the workplace meant working hard and getting promoted based on strength. It wasn't until he was selected to implement the group's reform plan that he saw the truth clearly for the first time - the so-called "opportunities" were just "cushions" reserved for high-level games. If he succeeds, the credit does not belong to him; if he fails, he must bear the responsibility. How many betrayals does it take to go from chess piece to chess player? From taking on a project that was doomed to take the blame, to sacrificing innocent subordinates for the first time to protect himself; from being stabbed in the back by a trusted person, to learning to use rules to "legally" eliminate opponents; from an elite of a foreign company to the vice president of a private enterprise, it took Lin Shen eight years to finally climb to the position of vice president. But when he stood at the pinnacle of power, overlooking the "new rules" he had created, he found that the person in the mirror had become the person he once hated the most. This is not a cool article, it is the life record of every working person. Volume 1 "Awakening of the Chess Game": From "Wanting to Get Things Done" to "Knowing Who to Let Win" Volume 2 "The Battle over Rules": From "obeying rules" to "making rules" Final volume "The Game Is Me": From "Escape from the Chess Game" to "Becoming the Chess Game Itself"