I don't want to work in my father's company. What should I tell him?

First of all, you can be sure that it is extremely unlikely that you can take 100w out and get it back. Your dad gave you a sports car.100w He doesn't care. What he cares about is that you are afraid of stumbling in society. The more money you take, the greater the stumbling, because some people always look at money instead of people.

There is a strange circle in China: Do you feel ashamed to work in your parents' company? Actually, it's not. I think it's something in your heart. I'm afraid you can't do it yourself and let people in the company laugh at you. If you don't do well in another company, others will scold you even more!

There are two options:

1. Seize the opportunity your father gave you. Your father is the boss of the company, and you take everything he tells you seriously. Filial piety and hard work are the greatest comfort to the old man. If you can't do it, you can't kiss up in the second case.

2. Don't take a penny to work in another company, and have a good exercise. If you work outside, you must be able to shoot horses. Now you have to have shooting skills, not that kind of explicit shooting.

Finally, let go of your net worth and don't think that returnees are a kind of capital. Your American English can be used as a kind of capital.

Wish you success!