On the seventh day after joining the company, Lin Yuan saw a line of red letters on the wall of the tea room that only he could see: Don't take elevator No. 4 Tonight. Don't look back when someone calls your name. Since his cell phone couldn't take a picture, he copied it word by word into the memo.
On the same night, his employment date on OA changed to day 0; the contract stated a three-month probationary period, but there were only three days left in the system. In the late-night attendance record, another "Lin Yuan" wearing his coat and his work badge was sitting, waving to him through the camera.
In this company, rules are more important than hard work, and only those who are alive deserve to get off work.
