"Haha!"
"Don’t be nervous!"
"If it were , I’d be stunned too, so much happiness."
"..."
Everyone let out a kind laugh, directionally recording, making such hosting almost bid farewell to microphones. Thinking of this, they thought of Qingyang Sound Effects.
Industry leader.
Firmly in first place.
Their product.
Best-selling globally, crushing nurous old companies.
In terms of fa.
Not as high as the other three listed companies of Tang Qing, but no one doubts this company’s money-making ability, so deduce it from the amount of tax paid.
Annual net profit, at least hundreds of billions.
It’s just.
This company hasn’t gone public, so no one can see their financial report. Professionals predict that if this company goes public, breaking a 50 billion dollar market value wouldn’t be hard.
With more effort.
A hundred billion.
Isn’t unimaginable.
...
In the seat.
After the girl’s initial nervousness.
She thought for a mont.
Then nervously said:
"Well."
"I want to ask, why do you want to pursue five bachelor’s degrees and plan to study six majors? Is such a large amount of knowledge not too exhausting?"
She ca up with it on the spot, not expecting this turn of events.
After speaking.
She saw Tang Qing smile and nod at her.
"Alright."
"Please sit down."
"This question is easy to answer---because I like it. Doing what you love, learning is lifelong. I’m very fortunate to have the opportunity to learn more."
"After graduation."
"Went to work."
"Everyone will be surrounded by a variety of things, but there are always so mountains worth spending a lifeti to climb, and personally, I like technology."
"Love to create."
"Love to achieve."
"Love hands-on."
"Therefore."
"When you take sothing as a lifelong direction, there is no exhaustion, only step-by-step progress, doing what you love within your ability."
"Of course."
"I don’t think my behavior is noble."
"Because."
"It’s selfish, because I’m just doing what I love. I also hope everyone finds what they love in life, who they love, what they do."
"Give it your all."
"Don’t let it down."
"Mm."
"That’s it."
As soon as he finished speaking.
The audience erupted once more in thunderous applause.
"Handso!"
"If you like it, do it."
"A lifelong love, understood."
"Well said."
"..."
Like.
That’s the hard truth, it fits their thoughts so well. If he had talked about serving the country or the people, those big truths, surely so would call it hypocritical.
"I need to find that lifelong love as soon as possible too."
"Got it!"
"Insightful."
"Really like it!"
"..."
The applause subsided.
Then.
The next one.
A random selection, this ti it was a male student, seeing it was his turn second, he couldn’t stop grinning and asked his question:
"I want to ask, how do you think we should find our lifelong passion?" He also thought of it spontaneously, with no preparation.
Uh!
Alright.
The main thing is, the question he just thought of was too cliché, he actually wanted to ask how to achieve financial freedom, but asking that, with the live and live broadcast audience watching.
They might despise him for it.
Therefore.
He followed up on the previous girl’s question.
"Okay."
"Please sit."
Tang Qing smiled.
"This, to say there’s a trick, isn’t entirely true. People’s stage of understanding differs, and what you love also differs, just like you from childhood to now."
"When you were little."
"A piece of candy could make you happy."
"A toy could keep you entertained for days."
"Growing up."
"Gradually, it changed. You’ll like new things, like gas, like basketball, like reading, like drawing... That’s what you love."
"Therefore."
"On this matter, I think it’s a matter of level of understanding. As your understanding develops, you experience more, and your thoughts mature."
"University."
"It’s a crucial link."
"Ability."
"Cognition."
"Environnt."
"Can help in many ways, but it mainly depends on the individual."
"My view is: if sothing is not against the law, even if it can’t bring you real-world benefits, you’d still be willing to invest ti and energy into it."
"Even if it’s playing gas."
"Of course."
"You also need to bear the consequences of such choices, don’t take things out of context, the premise of everything is that you can support yourself and not beco a burden to others."
"Yantang."
"Is to give everyone this premise."
To ramble!
Piece of cake.
Tang Qing’s ability to sprinkle chicken soup has reached perfection. He once wondered how big shots could talk for so long, such length, truly able to srize.
Later he realized.
If you want to ramble.
As long as there’s a starting point, you really can go on and on. The world is like this, big truths are really just that many, it mainly depends on who says them.
Similarly.
"Wow wow wow!"
Applause roared.
Indeed.
It feels a bit like he’s feeding them soup, but everyone still buys it because Tang Qing practices what he preaches, proving with success stories the big truths.
The average person.
Though they understand too.
But outsiders look at it, you know this, yet haven’t changed yourself, can’t achieve it, even if the hype is lofty and every word is wisdom, what’s the use?
Lacks the value to convince oneself to act.
Tang Qing is different.
Wealth.
Has nearly reached the pinnacle of humanity.
Knowledge.
Crushing countless peers.
No matter how.
In such a person’s successful path, at least a part has practiced what he says. That is enough, that’s the authority, that’s direction pointing.
Afterward.
The third question.
"I’ve heard that your company rarely works overti? You even restrict overti?" This question also voiced everyone’s inner thoughts, as they gazed one by one.
"Please sit."
Tang Qing said.
"Regarding this."
"It’s simple."
"That’s to reasonably arrange work. For a company to run efficiently, it must have an excellent managent system, integrating power well."
"Can’t be chaotic."
"Can’t be obscure."
"Can’t drag."
"For a task, we require a precise execution plan, which involves not just managent but also the employee’s work ability."
"For example."
"An office clerk."
"In a day."
"Assigning her a task of table organizing, our distribution standard is based on her proficient use of office software, with an average intensity of six hours."
"That is to say."
"This task, as long as one reaches a certain level of proficiency with office software, can normally be completed in six hours, with so ti to spare."
"And this."
"Frankly."
"For most people, is difficult, even seen as impossible, because many do not realize that a few functions can be resolved in minutes."
"Therefore."
"We don’t work overti much."
"Not based on less work, but based on work capability and efficient process managent. Of course, saying absolutely no overti is unrealistic."
"There are slack tis."
"There are busy tis."
"Unexpected events can easily extend work hours."
"But we try our best to complete work during office hours, reducing encroachnt on personal ti, and I hope more companies do this."
"Work."
"Isn’t everything."
"At the sa ti."
"Show more concern for the employees’ health."
"..."
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