There is a passage that says, I rely on, how do you understand so much, there is no money. A lot of big company employees are elitist. IBM, Sony, Wall Street Firm, big four and so on are all a hair

There is a passage that says, I rely on, how do you understand so much, there is no money.

A lot of big company employees are elitist.

IBM, Sony, Wall Street Firm, the Big Four, and so on are all a problem.

Elitism is a neutral word, and knowing everything is equivalent to not knowing anything.

Small white-collar workers are extremely prone to fall into the misunderstanding of professionalism, and everything must be understood. The boss only needs to understand in one professional field, nothing else, find a professional person to do it.

No successful company or individual is called diversity.

The most common thing that successful bosses say is, I don't understand this, you are professional, you are responsible.

It becomes a matter of allocating resources instead of bitterly trying to figure everything out.