If the company needs money and asks an individual to borrow funds, would you do it?
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Recently, there were some matters at the company that required an investment of several tens of thousands of yuan; it’s likely that no invoices will be available for those amounts, and that will definitely cause problems when trying to account for them. If the company’s management asked an individual to borrow this money, would you borrow it if it were you? I just changed companies; usually I only do technical work, and I’ve never taken out a loan from this company before. Today, my department manager suddenly asked me to take out a loan in my personal name, saying that it could be repaid later. Have I been too cooperative usually? It’s time to show another side of me
Absolutely no borrowing is allowed. . . . . . .
. . . . . There are also such bizarre organizations. How poor does one have to get?
It’s none of the individual’s business; the leader should handle it themselves.
I don’t know what this is about; it’s still the company that has to borrow several tens of thousands of yuan for it. I think it shouldn’t exist. Also, why doesn’t this manager go and borrow it themselves? Why does it have to be the original poster who does it? Has the manager already discovered something here? Personally, I think they refused on the grounds that they couldn’t borrow it. Everyone has taken their money to trade stocks: lol
It’s okay to borrow money; no invoice is needed either, just write down a written agreement
I refused him outright today; it’s not my turn to borrow under any circumstances. The way he handled this matter was extremely disappointing
Sigh, this company. . . To be honest, I’m drunk too
I agree with what you say; we’re just here to work and earn money, so it shouldn’t be our turn in any case
If the company has leaders, it doesn’t make any sense to ask employees to take out loans. Besides, how could a company not have several tens of thousands of yuan available? It’s very suspicious
Borrowing money is a normal thing; just use the invoice to settle it when the time comes.