The professional life of chemical industry workers – The difference between raising sons or raising pigs, and those who raise pigs

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Most HaiChuan netizens work for others, so it is very important to choose a boss. There are three types of bosses: those who treat their enterprises (including research institutes, university research groups, and public institutions) like sons, those who treat them like pigs, and those who treat them both as sons and as pigs. When it’s about raising a son, no further explanation is needed. For example, a good boss is kind-hearted and engages in activities related to turning his own research findings into practical applications (in fact, he’s essentially working for himself); he runs a business out of passion – just as raising a son is a challenging process but also brings joy. In the future, it will be up to him to take care of his parents in their old age and see them to their end. As for treating enterprises like pigs, just as farmers raise pigs solely for profit. Financial investors, resourceful entrepreneurs, businessmen, and stock investors are more or less like that. There are many types of pig farmers, and here we are talking about an abnormal type of pig farmer. He bought a piglet weighing around 20 jin for 300 yuan; when it grows to 170 jin, it should be able to be sold for 1000 yuan, resulting in a gross profit of 700 yuan. The mindset of these pig farmers back then was no different from that of ordinary pig farmers; they undoubtedly hoped the pigs would grow up quickly so as to fetch a good price. But after a few days, I became impatient and wondered why the piglets were growing so slowly Can it grow up? In a few more days, just looking at the pig’s tail for a long time will make saliva flow. Suddenly, he picked up a sharp knife, cut off the pig’s tail, and cooked it to eat ； A few days later, feeling that the pig was growing too slowly and yet still craving more meat, I couldn’t resist cutting off another pig ear and eating it roasted, with the hair attached ； In a few days, it targeted another ear. . . . . . . If a pig is in such a condition, it can no longer be called a pig – it suffers physical injuries and psychological distress, loses its appetite, and is bullied by other pigs. . . . . . . The pig farmer thought, “What’s wrong with this pig? It seems I’ll have to compensate for it. What should I do?” “ ”No compensation can be given; efforts must be made to recover the losses as much as possible. With that in mind, he picked up the knife and slashed at the pig’s hind leg. . . . . . In fact, it is these pig farmers who are the real pigs. So many bosses who \"run away\" are another type of pig farmer. Under no circumstances should you work for these two types of bosses in the workplace. If he messes with you, then it’s fine for you to do the same; otherwise, it’s really like having a heart turned toward the moon, only for the moon to shine over ditches.