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This post was last edited by wang*neng on 2017-6-5 12:39. The Precise Egoist: It’s a true story – there were two people, A and B, who were relatives. Person A bought a house somewhere in Chengdu, and after learning about this, Person B also wanted to buy one as well. Please ask Mr. A to take them to view and purchase the property. As a promotional tactic, the real estate developer offers a 2% discount to new customers brought by existing clients, and rewards the existing clients with 1% of the purchase price in cash. This was originally a win-win solution. After viewing the property, Person B decided to make a purchase. He then told the salesperson that he wanted to keep all of the 1% commission meant for Person A. The salesperson had no choice but to negotiate with Person A, who was generous enough to agree to this request. To express their gratitude for Mr. A’s recommendation, the real estate sales staff gave him a large gift pack of grains and oils after the contract was signed. Upon returning, Mr. B took all the grain and oil gift packs with him, saying they were a gift for buying a house. Person A spent a day driving his own car to take Person B to buy a house, and even treated Person B to fast food at noon. Mr. B is a top graduate from a prestigious university. Some say that Chinese universities produce a group of sophisticated egoists – does he fall into that category as well? In terms of words and actions, you have no flaws, but in terms of behavior, you show no regard for the interests and feelings of others!
Universities produce many highly intelligent individuals, but sometimes their emotional intelligence is a bit low.
The emotional intelligence is way too low~~~ My friend, it’s best if there are no financial interests involved; once there are, it leads to sadness and damaged relationships. I’ve seen situations like this before: when accompanying a colleague to buy a car, old customers would give new customers gift cards worth 600, while our existing old customers gave gift cards worth 1000. My so-called friend simply kept that money for himself and told me that he had given a gift card worth 1600 for the car purchase. I thought, well, I’ll just let it be – it was quite frustrating. The salesperson who sold my car back then was careful: he wrote down the name on the fuel card and took a photo of it, and he also kept a copy of the reason for receiving the card along with the card itself. He helped me get it back. Because of that 1000-yuan fuel card, I became the villain – my workplace spread rumors about me, saying I wasn’t careful in my work. There’s no need to explain anything; I simply posted the photos given to me by the salesperson in my social media circle, and thus the rumors were dispelled on their own~~~
It’s just a one-time sale! Judge character by interests!
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