The low pressure on Weibo in recent days has dissipated a lot due to the understatement of the executives.

For the vast majority of migrant workers, competition is a matter for the top management of the company, and they are only responsible for doing the work.

The senior executives were confident, and everyone followed suit.

The vast majority of Weibo employees don't want to see the company collapse. They at least need time to stabilize themselves.

Although with the current salary system, the vast majority of employees will not be able to enjoy the results of Weibo becoming bigger and stronger, the world is full of crows.

Yes, I heard that there are some companies with good salary systems, but there are too few, and they may not be in Beijing, and they may not be able to get hired smoothly.

Maintaining the status quo is also the most common way for ordinary people to live.

In extraordinary times, it is ideal to maintain the status quo so that you can seamlessly switch to your next home...

After all, not everyone is a genius, and ordinary people can grab a lot of them in the talent market.

In short, the comfort from the senior team made everyone shout and drink for a long time.

If the senior management team hadn’t stopped when enough was enough, there would have been a lot of blood!

Naturally, being active in private is different.

For example, in a small group.

"Big brother, big brother, what do you say now?"

"Now that we are in this situation, is there really anything we can do? Is the Little Orange Book really not worth mentioning?"

"What are you doing, brother?"

"I don't know, we don't know each other personally."

"..."

‘No. 1’, who has always been the source of information, rarely appears in this group. His avatar is gray and he doesn’t seem to be online.

‘No. 1’ himself is indeed a bit busy.

Not just at work, but also... chatting matters.

He created a group chat that was considered a "traitor" to Weibo, and joined a small work group that absolutely supported Weibo.

The arrangement of the boss requires someone to be responsible for the work, and No. 1 is still a more important person in the work.

He himself still needs to find out more information.

Also, he doesn’t want to log in to the account No. 1 right now.

No. 1 also has an ID in another group chat that has nothing to do with the name of his job number, called "Tail".

"Mr. Wang finally cheered up. I knew that Mr. Wang must have a solution!"

Taiwei quickly jumped into the topic: "Yes, yes, Mr. Wang is very calm now and only focuses on the core."

Number one fan: "I am deleting some accounts in the background, clearing the logs, and looking at a few IDs. Sure enough, they are all active public accounts on the Internet. As long as they are cleared, they have nothing to do with us."

"I also received some notices asking us to coordinate some things."

"We were asked to contact several companies, just those... marketing companies."

"My side of things is the focus. Mr. Wang is so awesome. He has grasped the core points and asked us to cooperate in maintaining the relationship with entertainment stars. This is the business!"

"..."

Tail's speech frequency is not high, and his style of speech is very similar to that of a follower.

Echo some key messages and clearly support the views in the group.

After hanging out in this group for more than half an hour, I finally switched to account No. 1.

After reading the historical news in the 'traitor' group, No. 1 spoke: "You should all have been assigned to work. There are already countermeasures in place. Now just wait for the following. I don't know any more information."

No. 37: "The higher ups will certainly not fire off random artillery fire, but I don't know if it will have any effect. The focus is indeed on the target, but the situation is not on our side."

"Yes, some things cannot be deleted with one click, and the past history will no longer exist. The crisis public relations department is very busy."

"According to the current strategy, Weibo will get some breathing time. The big boss is still capable. Now it depends on the measures taken by Xiaocheng Book."

"I'm not very optimistic about it."

No. 1: "I'm not too optimistic about it. One thing is that we have been working for 12 consecutive days. We start work at 9 o'clock every day and get off work at 10 or even 11 o'clock at night. The promised single day off is gone. Now it is troublesome to declare overtime.

Very...

Although they are all small problems, if we cannot win a big victory this time and provide some compensation, then the problem will become a big problem."

"Brother makes sense. Even though it looks normal now, it's actually chaotic. Anyway, I just submitted a work order and I have to do it at night, otherwise it will seem like there is no workload."

"The novel department was also miserable and was directly abolished. But they were more happy because they could spend more time by abolishing it."

"..."

He is also the number one big brother of the ‘traitor group’ and the tail end of the ‘support group’, and this guy can’t understand it either.

There have been a lot of problems left over from the history of Weibo product operations.

For example, out of some alliance with Goose Factory, casual novels are embedded in the May Day app version.

Subsequent technical problems emerged one after another, and users were very dissatisfied. However, it was small in size and had a boss-style style, so it did not break out and has now stopped operations.

Another example is to directly clear all public accounts and all information on the Internet with one click. If a few of these people are not appeased, there will definitely be a thunderstorm.

However, this is not the point.

The key point is the mentality of Weibo staff.

Brother ‘No. 1’ really started a small group because he found a huge difference compared to Bolang and was dissatisfied with the status quo.

But he never thought that in just a few days, the number of members in this anonymous group would increase from 5 to 37.

There are only 11 people in that support group so far.

He has also experienced situations where employees were dissatisfied with the company, but it was not so 'ridiculous'.

If a company is compared to a building, the current Weibo foundation is rotten inside.

There is a saying in literature and art: A thousand-mile embankment collapses in an ant nest.

From No. 1's point of view, this was the same sign of national subjugation he had seen in history books.

But this is really unique in his work experience.

He has never encountered such a chaotic situation.

Originally, he thought that the collapse of Internet companies would be like that of some "predecessors", gradually being replaced by later waves. The process would not be so thrilling, but more silent.

‘Perhaps Weibo is a special case?’

'Or maybe Weibo is the beginning of this special case, and more and more companies will collapse from the most basic employee level in the future?'

No. 1 doesn’t know.

But No. 1 knows that this is related to his own knowledge.

From the two completely different group chats, No. 1 also saw something, but he didn't know how to describe it.

it's actually really easy.

Zooming in on the entire Weibo, the most numerous people now are those who neither support nor oppose, but only consider their own interests.

In later terms, it was: ruined.

Some of these people have joined the "traitor group", and most of them are indifferent.

No. 1 is only at the staff level, so this comparison seems confusing.

This is the real reality.

That is to say: the vast majority of employees are not that concerned about the future of Weibo, they just don’t want Weibo to decline quickly and then leave through layoffs, thereby affecting their ideal choice.

Most of the ordinary people there still have an ostrich mentality, and the principle of procrastination is to delay things as long as possible.

I clearly saw the risks, but I still wanted to wait.

Competitive people don't worry about this or that, so much so that they sit back and watch.

What appears in front of No. 1 is a chaotic situation.

Anyway, while thinking about it, No. 1 began to wonder if he should try to leave Weibo in a dignified manner.

…………

There is no way for the outside world to know the separation and confusion between the surface and private aspects of Weibo.

However, as Mr. Jia’s arrangements were implemented step by step, chaos also appeared online.

Many netizens are looking forward to a healthy and clean Internet environment.

They also hope that they can speak freely in the online world, just like they can childishly talk about national affairs after drinking too much.

It doesn’t matter whether it’s a teenage romance or a youthful romance.

I can barely understand the saying that has been passed down through the ages: I dare not forget my country even if I am humble.
To be continued...