【Haichuan Teahouse】We should learn from employees like this*
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How is it possible to stamp 700 million times in a year? She does nothing but stamp every day; based on 22 working days per month and 8 hours per day, she has to apply the stamp 5,524 times per minute, or 92 times per second.
Just stamp it; I don’t have the energy to look at anything else. Unless you have a group of people under you.
First, what should the bidding cost be now? Assuming one stamp corresponds to one sheet of paper, and each sheet costs 0.2 yuan, just the costs for printing, copying, and binding amount to nearly 150 million
This job is indeed a bit silly – it might be replaced by machines in the future; P
Is this, which turned into a joke, also considered an advertisement?
I have indeed seen such positions; I remember once helping the finance department collect documents from a certain department, and each page needed to be stamped. The girl who stamped the documents was very skilled at it.
Each 70g/80g A4 sheet weighs 4.3659 grams/4.9896 grams; rounding this to 4 grams per sheet, 700 million sheets weigh 2.8 billion grams, or 2,800,000 kilograms, which is equivalent to just 2,800 tons
Well, it is a bit exaggerated indeed. It is worth considering how paper texts can be safely replaced by electronic versions. If huge deposits are acceptable, then why can’t this be done? However, my memory of this is mainly because I found the girl who stamped the documents to be very attractive; moreover, her skill in applying the stamp across the seams was exceptional, almost like an act of art. ;P
The 70-gram A4 copy paper from Asia Pacific Timber, which cost 20–22 yuan per pack last year, is now selling for 25 yuan per pack. Even at the wholesale price of 20 yuan per pack, with 500 sheets in each pack and a cost of 4 cents per sheet, the printing cost amounts to 10 cents per sheet; thus, the total cost would still be 70 million yuan. A printing shop wouldn’t make huge profits from this
Let me ask a question: if everything is to be printed by printers, how many printers are needed to complete this task?