The famous scene in Youth is harmless, but extremely insulting. Do you think it's weird?

Shu Wanting (played by Liu Mintao) finally becomes the coveted chairman of Southwest China. You know, this is the first Chinese president of SW China, and she is also a female president.

You can imagine how much effort Shu Wanting has made for this. In order to beat her main competitor Meng Fan, she even hesitated to adopt it? Spend money on food? The method of handing over a satisfactory performance report. Even if it touches the bottom line of the law, it does not matter.

Shu Wanting wanted to be the president of Southwest China and the boss of Meng Fan. But Meng Fan's eyes turned to the president of Southwest Asia-Pacific, and he wanted to be the boss of Shu Wanting.

This made Shu want to make a joke when he became the chairman of Southwest China District. Even if China's performance is the first in the Asia-Pacific region, it can't save this embarrassment. After all, the position level is there, no doubt.

The result of competition is that there are losers and winners, and the winning or losing in the workplace is ultimately nothing more than the level of the position.

Shu Wanting not only failed to realize her desire to lead her opponent, but became a subordinate of her opponent. More importantly, she personally sent her opponent to the position of president of the Asia-Pacific region.

The reason for this embarrassment is not only Shu Wanting's own misjudgment of the situation, but also the reason from SW headquarters.

Jeff, former president of SW China, is not only the boss of China, but also the boss of the whole Asia-Pacific region. When he was the president of China, he was also the president of Asia Pacific.

Because SW's performance in China is eye-catching, Jeff also focuses on dealing with affairs in China. As a result, employees in China have an illusion that the president of the Asia-Pacific region is just an empty post.

Shu Wanting is no exception, which is why she misjudged Jeff's retirement. We only paid attention to Jeff's vacant position as president of China, but ignored his vacant position as president of Asia-Pacific, leaving Meng Fan with a chance to make a comeback.

China's performance occupies the first place in the whole Asia-Pacific region, so the control of China is the key factor to decide whether you can be the president of the Asia-Pacific region.

Therefore, SW Headquarters will appoint Chinese as the President of China and the President of Asia Pacific for the first time. Because only the executives in China can better understand the affairs of China and better control China.

However, this arrangement has certain risks. China people's right to speak in SW is too heavy, which may cause SW headquarters to lose control of the Asia-Pacific region.

In order to avoid such consequences, it is necessary to create conflicts between the presidents of Asia Pacific and China without affecting the performance of China.

Ideally, President China refuses to accept the Asia-Pacific President, who has to intervene in China's affairs in order to keep his position.

Therefore, before Jeff retires, it is necessary to spread the rumor of choosing the president of China among Chinese, and keep the selection criteria of the president of Asia-Pacific confidential.

First, the president of China can be elected among Chinese, so that Jeff's retirement will not affect the performance of China.

Secondly, it can create a natural contradiction between the future president of China and the president of the Asia-Pacific region. It is difficult for losers to control the psychology of winners by taking advantage of the fact that winners refuse to accept losers, so as to avoid collusion between China and president and the chairman of the Asia-Pacific region. Therefore, the competition for the post of Chairman of China District is ulterior motives, not harmful, but extremely insulting. Because the result of this competition is that the winner becomes a subordinate (President of China) and the loser becomes the boss (President of Asia Pacific).