Everyone Is Watching: My Career Life

Lin Fan, a product manager of a large factory, was secretly filmed and uploaded by his colleagues because of his impromptu criticism of capital logic and KPI culture at a sharing meeting. The video was viewed over a million times overnight. But becoming famous was a trap - the video was maliciously edited, and he was made a public enemy of the entire network. His address, license plate, and parents' information were all taken out, flowers were placed at the door of his home, and he received threatening phone calls in the middle of the night. The most fatal thing is that his colleague Wang Zhe stabbed him in the back by publishing some false information. Suspension, breakup, family disappointment—a triple debacle. But he didn't disappear. With the encouragement of friends, he started a live broadcast to show real life, formed a team for three days to rewrite the bidding plan, and with the support of the CEO, used a complete chain of evidence - financial logs, access control records, surveillance videos - to tear apart the opponent's disguise step by step. After public opinion reversed, he initiated "online reconciliation" to have sincere dialogue with the attackers; when a commercial war broke out between competing products, he won the respect of the market with a true story. When the entire Internet is watching you, do you run away or stand up straight and let them watch?