Goodbye, Multinational Corporations: A Confession from a Fired First Generation Employee

Author: Qi Tian Da
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Qi Tian Da, former Chief Representative of a well-known multinational company in China, worked with his employees wholeheartedly and achieved numerous successes. Later, due to various understandable and understandable reasons, he was dismissed. During his tenure as the "Chief Representative," he created a long titled "The Three-Part Toilet Trilogy," two essays titled "Mom's Tongue" and "Dialogue with the Tiger Mother," and several short stories. This book is a work of determination after his dismissal as the "Chief Representative." It is a crystallization of tears and laughter from a senior white-collar employee under a foreign boss. Both crying and laughing make it interesting—especially for those who have worked, are working, or will work in foreign companies. Qi Tian Da's tears and laughter might just move you to tears. This is a collection of autobiographical essays that record the author's many years of business experience. Written in the form of essays, it captures the tears and laughter of a senior white-collar employee under a foreign boss in foreign companies, focusing on the various experiences in the business world. The emotions are sincere, the language humorous and witty, with a mix of tears and laughter. Reading it, you'll laugh without being lost and mourn without being hurt, feeling at ease. It's also likely to make you smile while absorbing interesting business stories.