Hand speed exceeds the rate of fire of the AK47, how does this state-owned enterprise employee "stamp 700 million times a year zero errors" do?

The WeChat public account "China Construction Fourth Bureau ZhengqianFang" published an article saying that Liang Mou, an employee of the company, printed more than 700 million yuan in 2020. Photo / Screenshot of the WeChat public account of "China Construction Fourth Bureau ZhengqianFang"

Recently, an article entitled "Stamping 700 million chapters a year, an employee of the Fourth Bureau of China Construction has successfully broken through the limits of human beings" was widely circulated in the circle of friends.

According to the article, an article published by the China Construction Fourth Bureau on the official WeChat public account named "China Construction Fourth Bureau ZhengqianFang" mentioned when showing the style of employees that Liang Mou, an employee of the enterprise, printed more than 700 million times in 2020, handled 5964 OA processes, used 100% of the registration rate, and zero errors...

This set of data immediately caused the majority of netizens to watch. What is the concept of printing more than 700 million times a year? Someone specifically calculated that it is 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and the average number of printing times per minute is more than 1300 times. Not only that, but this employee has achieved "zero errors".

If there is no common sense of life, there may really be someone who will "applaud" this data. But "fortunately" the results of the nine-year compulsory education are good, and many people have questioned these data that violate basic common sense. Some netizens said, "Let's not talk about checking the content, every time I turn to the stamp page, it takes half a minute to find the stamping place." ”

At present, we do not know whether it is a clerical error in the public account article or the words casually said by the parties in order to exaggerate publicity. However, judging from the content of the article, "zero errors of 700 million times" has also been distilled into a subtitle, which is obviously very unlikely to be a clerical error, and the possibility of deliberate action is even greater.

This data that exceeds the rate of fire of the AK47 (theoretically 600 rounds per minute) and violates common sense appears in the propaganda text of a state-owned enterprise, indicating that the propagandists of the enterprises involved are suspected of exaggerating propaganda and have no common sense when writing articles.

Not to mention where does this move put its own credibility, as a state-owned enterprise, how did such a low-level problem pass the layers of review and release? Don't people in the whole review process have such common sense? Whether such a problem is still in daily work is worth investigating.

On another level, it is clear that the person who wrote this article did not accurately recognize the responsibility behind each seal. To be clear, behind an official seal, it represents a strict review system.

That is to say, behind the printing, it means that there is a document that can be approved from your side, and at the same time, the printer must also bear the corresponding responsibility. Even full-time printing personnel should make the most basic judgment before printing, and the step of "checking the authenticity of the printing documents" is obviously indispensable, so that a set of processes can obviously not achieve 700 million printing data per year.

But anyone who writes and reviews this article can think about it a lot, and think of any of the above questions, or have a little bit of common sense, and will not make such a joke.

But now, such a low-level joke has emerged, and the relevant agencies cannot but say nothing about it. In addition to explaining to the public, what is more important is how to learn from each other and avoid the recurrence of similar low-level jokes. For a state-owned enterprise, it is also necessary to respond to this and make corrections.

Beijing News commentator | Ma Xiaolong

Edit | Chi Daohua

Proofreading | Dangerous