Daming: Start with Kneeling in Dongchang

Lu Zheng is a former clerk in the general manager's office of a private enterprise. His daily job is to write materials, fill in reports, receive reviews, and review reports. Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, I wish to introduce a new identity: a small stall in Dongchang. Not long after he took office, he was forced to kneel in the lobby in public, taking the blame for his immediate boss. The good news is that although Dongchang sounds scary, it is actually a unit. There is leadership, there is hierarchy, there is blame-shifting, and there are all kinds of bad debts to be settled. The West Factory is about to be listed, and Wang Zhiquan is in power. Everyone thought that the dead tiger in Dongchang would be skinned and dismembered sooner or later. Lu Zheng silently picked up the pen and wrote a "Report on the Current Dilemma of Dongchang's Intelligence Work and Systemic Solutions". The head of the Dongchang Xingqianhu was silent for a quarter of an hour after reading it, and put the little stall owner kneeling in front of the hall from the "blame-bearing" to the "useful" column. Next, the fans of Dongchang found that things were not going right: intelligence had to be filed in different levels, approval forms had to be filled out when handling cases, regular review meetings were held at the end of every month, and someone even posted a banner on the wall: "No matter how late it is today, it is still early, and no matter how early tomorrow is, it will be late." Lu Zheng introduced modern management thinking bit by bit into the darkest spy agency of the Ming Dynasty, using the system to tighten screws, draw processes, and file files. Wang Zhi sneered, and Lu Zheng handed over a cross-department collaboration approval form. A clerk who worked for five years accidentally became the best "report writer" in Dongchang. My only hobby in my previous life was reading "History of the Ming Dynasty". I thought it was to pass the time, but I didn't expect that it became the only way to save my life. Start kneeling and finish standing. What he is playing is not a conspiracy, but a system.