Original title: Foxconn stopped work again, Tesla fled into the wilderness, and India relied on a lazy word to scare off American capital
On December 30, the recent so-called protests and riots at Foxconn's Indian factory, which worked for Apple, caused global attention. According to the media interviewed several factory women workers, the results are not optimistic, their living and working environment is very poor, the number of dormitories is too large, there is no toilet, and even the food crawls with bugs, only the equivalent of 900 yuan per month income. According to interviewees, to work there to make money, you have to endure crowded dormitories without flushing toilets, sometimes crawling with food full of bugs. But anger finally erupted when food hygiene poisoned 250 workers, eventually sparking a rare protest that the nearly 20,000-employee factory was shut down and rehabilitated. Both Apple and Foxconn said Wednesday that they found the plant's dormitories and cafeterias substandard. An Apple spokesperson said: "This factory has been added to Apple's Compliance Watch List, and when it reopens, Apple will ensure that it meets strict standards." Foxconn has also restructured the team of leaders of the plant...
What's worse is that the quality of Indian workers is extremely poor, and late miners are a common occurrence. The work that can be done is grinding foreign workers, and the technology that is not understood is too lazy to learn, and eats and waits for death at Foxconn all day. Foxconn had no choice but to stop work, and Apple's mobile phone shipments fell directly by half. Foxconn's processing plant in Jinzhu is large, employing about 14,000 people, but more than half of them are women. Now Apple's foundry in India is mainly for the assembly of iPhone 11 and iPhone 12. Foxconn wants to hit the iron while it is hot and prepares to continue to assemble the iPhone 13 in India in the future 2022. But unexpectedly, the two incidents have made Foxconn realize the toughness and fierceness of Indian workers. Such a grumpy worker, probably Foxconn is also unheard of, presumably in the days to come, in the face of Indian workers, Foxconn will be three points shorter, of course, will not put forward higher requirements. I didn't expect that the beautiful women of India look gentle as water, but the Hanzi is rough and strong, and once their own interests are damaged, they will absolutely rise up and resist. Foxconn should also learn from this incident that it should not always think that workers are the exploited class and can raise their demands indefinitely. If Apple's foundry cannot start smoothly in India, it will definitely affect the common profits of Apple and Foxconn. Foxconn saw this and was willing to bow its head to Indian workers and deal with the fierce outbreak with a gentle attitude. As for which direction will the event go? Let's wait and see!
For example, the Western world is rarely exposed to the laziness of Indians, in their world, India's code farmers, IT industry executives are notoriously diligent, so these capitals think that Indians must be the same as Chinese, hardworking, brave and kind, right?
But if you have dealt with Indians, you will find that they are really lazy to the extreme, which the British know very well. As early as the colonial period, the British discovered the laziness of the Indians, believing that they were passive and cunning, like a gyroscope, they would not turn without smoking, and the work of accounting for them was always perfunctory.
At first, the British thought it was too hot and the Indians were too lazy to move. Some scholars have found that it is likely that the survival pressure in the tropics is small, and there is no need to cultivate the virtue of hard work.
This is also the root cause of poverty in India, we often say "hard work to get rich", laziness leads to poverty, the poorer the lazier, which is caught in a dead cycle. The West always wants to make India the next "world factory", but this is to use the blood and sweat of thousands of workers to exchange, not like the Indians, did not learn to walk and began to run, manufacturing has not yet done a good job, it took the lead in the development of service industry and software outsourcing, and finally nothing.
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