I'm in love

When Andy arrived at the company, the front desk couldn't wait to tell her a shocking news: "At 3 a.m. yesterday morning, Liu Ming suddenly fell into a deep coma and was rushed to the hospital! The police initially determined that it might be due to overwork..."

After Andy heard this, her heart tightened, and an ominous premonition came to her mind. She stood there blankly, and Liu Ming's figure kept appearing in her mind.

Then, Andy turned on the computer and saw the last email from Liu Ming. The content of the email was circled in red and annotated, which was obviously the work Liu Ming had worked hard to complete before he fell into a coma. Andy felt more and more depressed. She felt that her attitude towards Liu Ming might be too harsh, and she couldn't help but feel a sense of self-blame and guilt.

She began to reflect on her behavior yesterday. If she had been calmer and more tactful, perhaps the outcome would have been different. For the first time, Andy began to doubt her own character. She had always believed that her toughness and directness could solve problems, but now it seems that this approach is not always correct.

At this moment, Andy felt very confused. She didn't know how to deal with this situation, nor did she know whether she should change. She fell into deep thought...

The reporter visited the company and met Manager Tang of the company in the spacious and bright reception room.

After some pleasantries, the reporter got straight to the point and asked, "Manager Tang, what do you think of Liu Ming? Also, as a member of the company, what do you think of his coma due to overwork?"

After hearing this question, Manager Tang's face became a little solemn, but he still maintained politeness and professionalism, and replied: "I'm sorry, our company will issue an announcement on this issue, and it is not convenient for me to make any comments here." After saying that, he frowned slightly, as if thinking about something.

The reporter obviously did not expect such an answer, so he asked, "Could you please briefly introduce Liu Ming's position and work in the company?"

Manager Tang nodded and said calmly, "Liu Ming is in charge of personal computer market planning in our company and is affiliated with the marketing department. He is a very talented and dedicated employee who has always performed very well. All of our colleagues feel very sorry and worried about his sudden illness and coma."

Manager Tang paused for a moment and continued, "The company has always attached great importance to the health of its employees and the safety of the working environment. We are also actively taking measures to strengthen employee care and welfare benefits to prevent similar incidents from happening again. At the same time, we also hope that all sectors of society can pay more attention and support to jointly promote the healthy development of the company."

After listening to Manager Tang's words, the reporter nodded thoughtfully and said that he would continue to pay attention to the follow-up progress of this matter. Afterwards, the interview ended and Manager Tang saw the reporter off from the company.

The company's employees donated money in the hope that Liu Ming would recover soon.

Tan Zongming looked at Andy solemnly and said, "Andy, I think you may need to be mentally prepared, because the next period of time may be a bit tricky for you."

Then, he sighed and continued, "This incident is indeed a bit of a big deal. The specific reason is that someone leaked the news to the reporters. These omnipresent reporters followed the clues to find Liu's family and went directly to his house for an interview. As a result, when they entered Liu's living room, they happened to find the well-preserved work site. Even more unfortunate is that the email displayed on the computer screen at that time was exactly the email in which you scolded Liu Ming!"

At this point, Tan Zongming helplessly spread his hands and shook his head: "Now you have become the target of public criticism for no reason. And the worst thing is that the Liu family's situation is not optimistic. The wife has quit her job to take care of the family, the child is still young, and Mr. Liu's parents who came from the countryside are also squeezed into that small house with them."

Finally, Tan Zongming concluded: "In general, the Liu family now has elderly parents and young children to support, and they are burdened with more than 20 years of mortgage payments. It is a typical portrayal of 'middle-aged people are sad'."

Tan Zongming: "My group's office has been surrounded by reporters, and the news has been published in the newspapers, so you really have to be prepared to be pointed at at any time."

Andy: “I know.”

Tan Zongming said seriously: "Therefore, I strongly suggest that you remain silent during this period of time. As long as you do not respond to their news, they will not be able to continue reporting."

Andy seemed very calm: "As long as there is no personal threat, let the rest come. I have nothing to hide."

Tan Zongming interrupted her anxiously, saying in a hurried tone: "Don't rush to speak, listen to me first! I know very well that no matter what situation you encounter, you always like to stick to the truth. I understand this better than anyone else. However, you must also realize that in many cases, some things cannot be explained by common sense."

Tan Zongming paused for a moment, took a deep breath, and then continued: "Because of this, let me handle all these difficult problems. The only thing you need to do is to concentrate and focus on modifying and improving your plan, and don't let any other factors interfere with you, okay? Promise me, okay?" His eyes revealed a kind of earnestness and determination, as if he hoped that the other party could understand and accept his suggestions.

At the same time, Guan Juer's colleagues were anxiously urging her: "Have you thought about what to do? We have to send a group email during work!" However, Guan Juer was a little hesitant, as she was worried that doing so would cause too much of a blow to her colleagues. What if there was no problem at all?

Colleagues obviously didn’t think so. They retorted: “How could there be no problem? People have taken pictures of them going to the hotel! We can’t stand it anymore!”

Guan Juer asked her colleagues if they had ever thought about the consequences of sending mass messages. What if the company, in order to protect the senior executives, simply gave us, the most insignificant insiders, to... I am not threatening at all.

Colleagues did not think deeply about this issue. They just thought that Guan Juer should not exaggerate and create panic just because she did not want to get married.

However, Guan Juer doesn't think so. She knows that her parents have worked in large companies and have a deep understanding of decisions such as "who to sacrifice" and "who to save". In comparison, young people like them are the most insignificant roles. Instead of trying hard to find ways to drag others into the water, it is better to be down-to-earth and speak with real ability. After all, only by relying on one's own strength can one truly gain a foothold in society.