Don't Mess with the Interns, My Dad Is the Chairman

"Director Ji of the Marketing Department deserves the most credit for the huge success of this "Starlight Project"!" The CEO of the group, Mr. Li, had a loud voice on the stage and solemnly handed a trophy studded with diamonds into Ji Yang's hands. The flashlights flashed crazily. Ji Yang, wearing a well-tailored haute couture suit, raised the trophy and smiled proudly. The audience burst into thunderous applause. I sat in the intern's seat in the corner, applauding as hard as everyone else, with a decent smile on my face, but there were several deep crescent marks on my palms from my fingernails. "Starlight Project", from the month-long market research in the early stage, to the construction of complex data models in the later stage, to the writing of the final plan and hundreds of revisions, I spent three months alone, sleeping only four hours a day, working hand in hand. And now, it has become the most dazzling medal in Ji Yang's career. Before going on stage, Ji Yang deliberately walked up to me, arranged his five-figure tie, and said to me in a "teaching" tone: "Cen Xi, you should learn a lot from following me this time, right? Remember, young people, ability is one thing. It is more important to follow the right person and stand on the right team." I twitched the corner of my mouth and said nothing.