Movie/TV: How could my sister be Qiao Jingjing?

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Qiao Yu said, "The market may become saturated, but it will also be a spring for the online literature circle."

The manager gestured for him to begin his presentation: "Please begin your presentation."

puff...

Qiao Yu almost burst out laughing on the spot.

"Please begin your speech" is listed as a sarcastic phrase on par with "hehe".

I don't know if this guy did it intentionally or unintentionally.

The use of internet memes is so seamless.

The interviewers looked at Qiao Yu.

During the interview period.

Some say the spring of the internet economy has arrived, while others say it's just a flash in the pan.

"Yes" or "no" answers are not what interviewers want to hear.

Instead, we look at how the interviewee argues.

Qiao Yu paused for a few seconds before slowly saying, "The development of the online literature circle can be seen as a microcosm of the online market. There are three reference methods to judge whether the online market is saturated."

"First, the sustainable development of the national economy, whether the macroeconomy has recovered... markets in Europe and the United States..."

Qiao Yu went on and on.

The manager interrupted directly: "As far as I know, the economies of European and American countries are not doing well."

"The downturn in our country's real economy and the decline in policy revenue have led to enormous downward pressure on the national economy."

The nameplate on this guy's nameplate reads... Li Linfeng.

Qiao Yu calmly said, "The world is never black and white. You can't say that just because a foreign economy is bad, its internet development is necessarily bad."

"The development of the internet is like pulling up a radish; you'll never know how big it is until you pull it out."

Li Linfeng nodded, agreeing with his point of view, and smiled:

"go on."

"Secondly: Observing the economies of several major foreign economies reveals that their markets determine their online markets..."

Li Linfeng frowned. "Then we shouldn't look to foreign countries at all. The internet development in those countries is a complete mess."

“That relates to my third point,” Qiao Yu said.

Li Linfeng leaned forward slightly, pretending to listen.

The other three interviewers also became serious.

Of all the interviewers, Qiao Yu was the most talkative.

Regardless of whether what he said is right or wrong.

“Every country has different national conditions. The development of the internet in a country and the internet economy in other countries can only be used as a reference.”

"I said the online market is saturated, but it's still spring, and that's why."

"It's time to compete on quality and production lines. Ordinary people can no longer reap the benefits of the internet; it's simply a matter of survival of the fittest..."

"what!"

The marketing manager chuckled, "What kind of spring is this?"

"The strong never complain about the environment; for those with high skills, this is a spring for vigorous development."

"Of course, I am only expressing my own opinion. If I am wrong, please feel free to criticize me," Qiao Yu said.

This kind of academic debate is one in which neither side can convince the other.

Everyone has their own opinion.

There is also debate within the industry about the development prospects of the internet economy.

The most obvious change is the emergence of a uniform group of assembly-line streamers, and the rise of more and more streamers who push the boundaries.

As the market becomes increasingly saturated.

The same old formula can no longer meet the needs of the audience.

This forces everyone to start paying attention to quality, or rather, to "quality".

As a result, more and more female live streamers who skirted the edge of the law began to emerge.

Whether you're a doctor, a teacher, a crane operator, a female rider, or a cyclist... as long as you wear a sexy tank top, it works better than anything else...

This makes it difficult for high-quality works to emerge.

Most of them just make a quick buck and leave.

It's like writing a novel.

If your first three chapters don't have a bit of a scare factor, nobody will read them.

It's all routines.

Li Linfeng smiled and picked up his teacup. "Very insightful."

He only agrees with part of Qiao Yu's views.

This is an interview, not an academic debate.

There's no need to argue until you're red in the face; his purpose is to test Qiao Yu's professionalism.

The answer is already known.

Manager Li Linfeng mentally gave it a score: Pass!

It's rare to meet a young person who can talk so much.

He boasts with a straight face, and yet his boasts make perfect sense.

The HR manager was not very satisfied with Qiao Yu.

Because he had no work experience.

The marketing manager, however, was indifferent because his department was already fully staffed.

The only one who didn't make any statement was the general manager's assistant.

At this moment, she finally revealed her ultimate move.

This pretty woman, around twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old, took a test paper from the folder, pushed it to Qiao Yu, and smiled:

"I have a calculus exam paper here. You have half an hour. If you can get a perfect score, the company will hire you."

What the hell?

Is there such an operation?

The managers were shocked.

The general manager's assistant remained friendly and approachable throughout today's interview.

There was no deliberate attempt to make things difficult for the first few young people.

The questions asked were all fairly standard.

Why does the style of the painting change completely here?

Juli is just a medium-sized internet company; there's no need to make such a big deal out of it.

The college entrance exam doesn't require top science students to get a perfect score.

Their gazes towards Qiao Yu suddenly held a hint of pity.

Perhaps this young man offended her?

A woman with two dimples when she smiles, a smile that is neither quite a smile nor a frown:

"Is there a problem?"

Qiao Yu said, "No problem, and could you also give me a pen?"

Then he moved his chair to the table and started answering the questions on his own.

The pen moves with lightning speed!

Moving clouds and flowing water!

With the skill level that Qiao Yu has developed by consuming skill books, getting a high score will not be a problem.

Getting full marks isn't impossible.

But half an hour is too rushed.

He handled the multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank questions, leaving the lengthy and complex open-ended questions to the system.

Half an hour, no more, no less.

Qiao Yu put down his pen and let out a long breath:

"All right."

alright?

The managers looked on with suspicion.

tease me?

How long has it been?

Are you sure you can get full marks in half an hour?

The general manager's assistant skillfully concealed the shock in his eyes.

He slowly took out another printed copy of the answer key.

After comparing them, he looked up at Qiao Yu.

He compared them again and took another look at Qiao Yu.

Unwilling to accept it, I checked the answers again, speaking with a tone of utter existential doubt:

"how did you do that."