No matter how skilled you are, you are still afraid of kitchen knives. Leave professional matters to professionals.
In mid-July this year, I met an old friend who asked me for information about a certain company. In fact, I didn’t understand the situation and strength of this company at all, so I told him, sorry, I’ll check it out and I’ll give it to you later tonight. He replied to the message.
Then I quickly finished the work I was doing, asked my friends around me, and looked up information about this company. In fact, this company has been unable to issue salaries. The salary arrears are more than three months, many people have resigned, and many projects are in jeopardy. Acceptance, shutdown or unfinished.
I worked overtime at night and didn't call him in time. He replied to me on WeChat in the morning and was going to go to work tomorrow. As one of his most trusted friends, because I worked overtime very late, I still called him very early the next morning. I told him what I knew about the situation and hoped that he would consider it because he still has a mortgage, a car loan, and an elderly uncle and aunt. In fact, at this time, my aunt was ill, and I also visited her in May.
He still went to work in this company. The next night, he asked the employees of this company. The facts were consistent with my information. He did not go to work on the third day. In the end, two days were wasted.
At first he didn't ask me to help him find a job, but later I asked my friend to recommend him to work at Daheng. Now the salary and benefits are among the best within Daheng. You will contact me often in the days to come, thank you very much. I often consult him technically. He is one of the most outstanding machine vision engineers I know.