Beijing University graduation is equal to 0

Author: Wang Wenliang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Life's journey is fraught with obstacles, and achievements in one's career are equally challenging. Yet, this Peking University graduate managed to succeed despite experiencing six rises and five falls! What was the path? Where does the secret lie? Carefully read this book, and you will find the answers.
A child from the black soil, he attended Peking University, shining with radiant light. After entering government service, he felt out of place everywhere, unable to realize his ambitions or gain recognition. He had to resign in tears, realizing that a Peking University degree meant nothing in the career path—equivalent to zero.
Starting a career in sales for cooking oil, he visited 87 restaurants in a single day but failed to make a single sale, with some even refusing to let him enter. In sales, whether one has a culture or graduated from which school is irrelevant—all that matters is whether one can sell the products and collect the money. The Peking University graduate was treated no differently from a laborer with no education. In the sales world, a Peking University degree still meant zero.
Diligent and hardworking within the company, he became a stumbling block for others' corruption, leading to his dismissal shortly thereafter. Can ordinary joys, sorrows, hatreds, and resentments of Peking University graduates not be expressed? Must they remain as apathetic as some people? Faced with this question, does a Peking University degree still equal zero?