Haichuan Circle

It mainly focuses on studying the names of professional relationships.

This post was last edited by Wang Tianze on 2016-9-2 at 18:27. Since it’s a circle, there are roles within that circle, just like the characters in a play. Whether a play is good or not depends on the actors. In work and in life, everyone is a part of this society. At Haichuan, you can get whatever kind of horn you need. I met my alumnus at Haichuan; I was very surprised. ---Classmate (senior, junior, senior female classmate, junior female classmate), I met my colleague at Haichuan. ---Colleagues, my friends, my master HaiChuan, my suppliers, my boss, my expert at providing answers, the professionals from design firms I know, my teachers, the cute girls from HaiChuan whom I follow, and the technical experts from HaiChuan (in areas such as equipment, processes, automation, instrumentation, electrical engineering, etc.)

My eldest senior brother, my younger junior sister. My mother-in-law, my childhood sweetheart! My

It’s fine if I meet the department head at HaiChuan, but it’s tricky if I run into the vice president or something; I’d be really hurt if I saw the negative comments posted about me……

Leaders, subordinates, colleagues, friends, fishing buddies, drinking buddies, sex partners...·

Peers, potential partners, experts, masters

This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-9-2 at 20:33. 1. The people I interact with are those I know from HaiChuan, or those with whom I exchange many messages – but they can’t really be considered friends; of course, there are even more people I don’t know at all. 2. My own colleagues: back in 2014 I brought in a few young people, but they stopped participating in the responses over time. We’re too embarrassed to ask whether they log in to Haichuan regularly these days. Young people face a lot of pressure in life, and their thoughts are different from those of the older generation. 3. There are also those who have come to our company to learn *; at first they called me master or said I was their apprentice, but later on, either because their position was higher than mine, the master-apprentice relationship gradually faded away. This is understandable, as corporate cultures vary and each company has its own specific circumstances. Some of them were people I brought into HaiChuan, while a few were already members of HaiChuan. After I joined in 2014, at first some of them were quite active, but later on they basically stopped participating.

It’s better not to claim leadership over this relationship

Customers, colleagues, fellow villagers, peers, passersby