Some employees lend money to the boss, and finally the boss has no money to pay back, so employees dare not leave?

My former boss was good at drawing big cakes and beating chicken blood.

Several colleagues lent money to the boss. One female colleague was the director and had no money to borrow 600,000 from relatives and friends.

One lent his boss 200 thousand with his parents' savings! There are also female employees who borrowed 6.5438+million. The boss promised them two cents interest.

The boss is a man. I heard that he had done pyramid schemes before. He is not only good at fighting chicken blood, but also good at sealing officials and taking gifts. The boss is also young and handsome, and the inspirational story can't be finished in one class.

The boss is usually very generous with others, and gets along with the employees after work. That is, I started from scratch, my family is thin, and I am very optimistic about my future career. The annual income of executives must be millions, otherwise they will be sorry for their efforts. I believe that with your efforts, the company will go public.

As the boss wishes, colleagues are very hard. Female colleagues are afraid to get married and have children, work 16 hours a day (some executives), and finally achieve the first place in the industry, from one store to six stores (direct stores) to more than 40 stores (this part is franchise stores). In fact, it is to open a shop with employees' money.

Seeing that the business is booming, the boss borrows more money (four points interest and five points interest, as long as it is not a problem to give him money interest), comprehensively develops more industries, bath centers, hotels, and buys out real estate to do real estate.

Colleagues see the boss getting bigger and bigger, and feel that they are following the right boss. Female directors's boss arranges car transfers, and when he goes out to eat, he must pay attention to the ceremony (arrange applause for the person who arranges the bag).

When the accountant saw that the boss gave high treatment to other borrowers, he was unbalanced and took away the 9 million that the boss used to invest in real estate.

Boss, the capital chain is broken. When the market is bad again, half of the promised interest will be paid to colleagues every month, but the salary will not be paid, and it will definitely be paid to them at the end of the year. Colleague seals (deputy director, director, regional general manager) are getting higher and higher, but there is no money.

Later, the boss spent half a year in prison for illegally developing real estate, but his colleagues dared not continue to work hard. Being honest, I am afraid that once I leave, my money will never come back. I hope I can keep the company for my boss, and when he gets out of prison and makes a comeback, I hope I can keep the principal, but I dare not expect interest.

The boss wants to get out of prison and pay a fine, but he can't borrow money to pay a fine of 5 million and finally get out of prison. There are countless debts around the boss. Everyone knows that the boss is in debt of tens of millions and he has no money. The assets in his name have already been mortgaged. You can't get the money even if you send it to prison.

I hope the boss will turn over while he is young.

I also borrowed120,000 from my boss [covering my face]. I'm not on the road, I'm not flattering, and I don't want to look at my face. Because of employment reasons, I don't give face to my boss in the office, strike a table and quarrel with my boss. When I was angry, I said in front of a dozen executives, you pay me back [with tears]

Thanks to the brave quarrel, I took the money and quit.

My best friend calls me every day, crying that she is stupid and afraid to leave because the boss won't give her an iou. At that time, she just asked the financial department to keep accounts. Unfortunately, finance has changed several times.

The colleague who borrowed 600 thousand can't sleep every day, for fear that the boss will go to prison again because of the money, and he doesn't know when he can get the money when he leaves. Staring at the company feels like you can know the first-hand news. If not, can I get something to go? I'm hesitant to really go.

In fact, the simple thing is that you admire that person who is willing to lend him money, but that person just has no money to pay back, and you haven't borrowed money yet, so there is no way to sue you. Just different identities and locations.

Now some employees have more money than the boss, so be careful not to vote for the boss easily.

Can you tell me something about employees lending money to their bosses?