Seventh Level Dust Path

At the beginning of this century, urban construction accelerated, and local state-owned platform companies came into being to shoulder the important responsibilities of urban development, industrial services, and park operations, starting a new process of state-owned assets reform. A group of grassroots builders started from scratch and became the backbone of corporate development. The career of the protagonist Liang Yu spans nearly two decades of corporate changes. In 1997, he started working as a grassroots administrative back-office employee, and developed a down-to-earth and hard-working character in complicated and trivial matters. When the platform company was established in 2002, he devoted himself to it as a start-up veteran, deeply engaged in logistics operation and maintenance, and experienced the pioneering years when the company started from scratch. In 2006, Liang Yu was elected as the vice chairman of the labor union and worked quietly on both fronts. In 2012, when the group deepened its reform, he competed for a full-time position in the business department based on his years of performance, and reached a seventh-level mid-level position. During his tenure, he held multiple responsibilities, handled multiple business sectors, and was under high-intensity work pressure for a long time. Years of overloaded work wore down her body. In 2014, her hypertension worsened, and Liang Yu was forced to take a year off from work to recuperate. Returning to work in 2015, he saw clearly his physical shortcomings and the general trend of corporate digital transformation. He took the initiative to quit his leadership position and transferred to the second line of data review. As time goes by, personnel change. The older generation of pioneers slowly retreated behind the scenes, and the new generation of young people took to the job with new workplace concepts. The two concepts of struggle quietly collided. Liang Yu put aside her obsession with rank during her half-life ups and downs, calmly accepted the gap in life, and completed her middle-aged reconciliation with herself and the times in an ordinary job.