Sima Nan has asked Lenovo at least six times. Why have Lenovo Group and its senior management not responded positively?

Lenovo: How do you want me to answer? They have good reasons and I want to refute them, right? But I couldn't refute, so I stopped talking. The more I talked, the more I got caught.

1. Lenovo is dismissive. This is their usual style. Why would such a large and massive company have to compete with a self-media person? Isn’t this a condescending act and a loss of status?

2. The six questions are all directed at Liu, and the company does not need to reply. And some of them are private matters and cannot be discussed on the stage. What's more, Liu has retreated.

3. The time may not be up yet, and maybe Lenovo is still thinking about how to respond better in order to minimize the negative impact of this incident.

4. Relevant departments may be checking relevant evidence and investigating relevant facts. At this time, responding may easily disturb the audience and is not conducive to clarifying the truth.

5. In fact, most of the people paying attention to this matter are netizens. Their information is only one-sided and not comprehensive. They preach and vent from the moral high ground. They are passionate but lack a clear understanding of the entire Lenovo Group. Judgment, easy to be coerced.

6. There will definitely be a response to this matter in the end, and it will not be left unanswered. Even if it is inconvenient to make it public, it will be investigated and dealt with internally. This may be a small turning point in the development of Lenovo Group.

This is a great question. The reason is simple. First, Lenovo Group and its senior management feel that the six questions raised by Sima Nan are based on speculation and have no real evidence, and there is no problem at all. That's why I didn't respond. I am upright and not afraid of slanting shadows. Second, the questions raised by Mr. Sima Nan hit their mark, they are real, and there are even more questions. So I dare not respond. Because things will get darker and darker, and I am afraid that if the matter gets bigger and the government intervenes, it will be asking for death.

People who are asleep are easy to scream, but people who are pretending to be asleep are difficult to wake up. Sima Nan asked Lenovo six times, and public opinion surged; Lenovo Group and its senior management pretended to be deaf and dumb, ignoring the inquiry. I think there are at least the following four reasons:

A person who is upright is not afraid of a slanted shadow. Lenovo claims to be a corporate giant and the light of the nation, and Liu Chuanzhigui is a business tycoon and entrepreneur godfather. He looks down on Sima Nan, a self-media person and Internet influencer. He thinks that what he has done is reasonable, reasonable and legal, and he has a clear conscience, so he responded to Sima Nan. Insulting one's own status is demeaning, and if the response is not good, it is like mud falling into the crotch, which is either shit or shit. It can only make Sima Nan more popular, just as a wedding dress, and it will not benefit the Lenovo Group. This is a typical example of harming oneself and benefiting others, which a wise man would not do.

Wherever Sima Nan’s arrow points, they are all vital points, they are not created out of thin air. The more you explain, the more guilty you feel; the more you talk, the more loopholes you tend to have. Afraid of being taken advantage of again, afraid of getting darker and darker, and being blamed for it. Just let it be: if you are strong, let the breeze blow over the hills; if you are free, let the bright moon shine on the river. I remain unmoved, a dead pig is not afraid of being scalded by boiling water.

Lenovo Group has sent a beautiful secretary to public relations, but Sima remains unmoved. The power of both sides has become the same as water and fire. It is almost inevitable that the fish will die and the net will break. Maybe Lenovo is currently holding back a big move, or collecting evidence to find loopholes so as to bring down Sima; or it may form a united front to jointly resist, and first defend the door. But the conditions are not yet mature and we cannot take action for the time being.

Perhaps Sima Nan hit Lenovo’s acupuncture point, Lenovo exclaimed, what a danger! Fortunately, it was not verified by the relevant departments within the system, but it was enough to scare the snake. Lenovo and its senior management are now thinking about how to deal with the inspections of the regulatory authorities and the review of the Discipline Inspection Commission. Although the power of self-media is great, it will only cause Lenovo's image to collapse and its reputation to drop, which is scary but not fatal. However, the management department and disciplinary inspection department may make some people at Lenovo vomit out their excess food, and may even make some people go to the hospital. Eating steamed buns in a small dark room. At this critical moment, naturally he was unwilling to talk to Sima.

However, times are developing and society is changing. It is no longer possible to cover the sky with one hand; if you try to fool the people, you will become a laughing stock. Sima Nan's battle table has been set, and his moves have been made. Under the watchful eyes of everyone, it is impossible for Lenovo Group and its executives to avoid or accept the moves.

What we care about is when will Lenovo take over and what kind of response will it make?

Don’t let us melon-eaters down, Lenovo!

This matter is making a big fuss on the Internet. I always feel that something is wrong. If Lenovo really has so many problems or even violates the law, Well, the best solution is to report or report to the relevant departments. We have a party and a government, we have well-established laws and regulations, what we practice is to govern the country according to law, and the methods and methods of engaging in movements should be stopped.

Personally, I think it’s because I’m speechless. In addition to the first point where the loss of state-owned assets may be due to some room for maneuver left over from the history of the time, issues such as a salary that is so high that even Cook is jealous; a debt ratio that is too high to cover up; and a staggering number of foreign executives are all other issues. The facts laid out in plain sight cannot be refuted at all. And issues such as information security and debt explosion that may be derived from these problems are objective and logical, and cannot be refuted even if you are eloquent. There are too many examples of people doing things that harm the nation under the guise of national enterprises that have long been made public, and they are also unexplainable. The more explanations, the darker the picture becomes. Trying not to respond is the only way to do it. Of course, there will be no lack of action behind the scenes, and there will be no shortage of political tricks such as capital involvement, coercion, inducement, and lobbying. Unfortunately, I personally think that Lenovo has run out of skills this time, and the direction of the wind from above is obviously different from the past. But I believe that Lenovo will be saved in this case, but if Lenovo is compared to a country, Lenovo is still the same Lenovo, just like the country is still the same country, but the dynasty has changed. I am worried that Lenovo will collapse, even if the government is willing to do so, there is no need to worry about it in vain. Lenovo is Lenovo, and the current group of people there are not equal to Lenovo. If they are gone, it will just be replaced by a new group of people. Lenovo is always there.

There are hundreds or dozens of people who ask the same question every day. Sima is just famous. He answers this kind of question every day, so don't do anything else. Look at the self-media, no one is questioning this or that, just get used to it. As a celebrity said, if you don't receive dozens of scoldings every day, you would be embarrassed to say you are a celebrity.

It is recommended that Lenovo learn from Tesla and use the law to solve problems

As a former county-level dealer of Lenovo

Lenovo is a mess

There is also poor public relations

Our agents here did not learn well, so they learned from Lenovo's too political approach, changing things with dealers three times a day, and deducting money all day long.

At that time, home appliances were brought to the countryside, and they benefited from this.

Sales are hundreds of billions, and the profit margin is so small.

Think about it. Where has all the money gone?

At that time, the price given to agents was the highest

Lenovo estimated that there were hundreds of second-batch dealers on the market.

Think about it, who can make money?

I can only hehe.

Lao Liu has already answered, he just shouted to everyone in the company to be brave!