I am not an IT elite

Author: Mo Shiwang
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Features: For the first time, I read a novel that focuses on the lives and spirits of IT professionals, leaving me in awe. In Zhang, one can see the shadows of many IT people—rational and emotional, idealistic and realistic, tough on the outside yet vulnerable inside. The author's writing style is bold and humorous, yet tinged with a woman's sensitivity. Her experience in the profession is so vivid that it leaves one in admiration, while her insights into love and life make one shed tears. —Director of Human Resources at UNISYS China, Ding Shan
IT is an industry that can make one so excited they forget everything, yet so exhausting that one forgets themselves. This book depicts the work experiences and emotional ups and downs of an ordinary IT professional, reflecting the author's long-term experience and inner monologue in the IT field. Thank you for writing such a work that resonates deeply with the human heart. The author's passion and calmness evoke a profound connection with readers. —Director of Business and Operations for China at Commvault, Li Nong
The IT storm has challenged traditional lifestyles and ways of life, putting people's lives and emotions to greater tests. It is a pleasure to see the author, as a woman, vividly describe the hardships, work struggles, emotional volatility, and chaotic lives of IT professionals. Every IT professional who reads this book will be shaken by a newfound rationality and calm amid passion and busyness. —Industry Director at Lenovo-Li?t Thái Software Co., Ltd., Wang Chengpeng
Admiring the author's dry humor in the text, I Am Not an IT Elite brilliantly portrays the work experiences and emotional lives of ordinary IT professionals in contemporary China. Zhang represents modern IT women who work tirelessly, fill their lives with passion and enthusiasm, and pursue their true selves in both work and life. I believe every reader will enjoy the dual pleasure of the story and the language. —Director of Human Resources at Beijing Boyue Century Technology Co., Ltd., Liu Ying
A creative novel that describes the survival state and romantic lives of IT professionals. IT people, with enviable salaries, deal with high technology every day, called "elites." IT people, with projects as their schedules and computers as their companions, work in a world dominated by men, fighting in the clear and hidden arrows of the workplace, struggling between love, desire, and loneliness. What kind of fulfilling life can they have?