"Kun'er, in the absence, in the absence" "Liu Kun, help me open the computer" "Brother Kun, take the materials"... This is the small partner of ECCOM Hi-Tech in the remote "call headquarters".
During this period of silence at home, everyone seems to gradually adapt to remote work, although they are "grounded" and cannot go out, but fortunately, they can enjoy this rare "quiet time" with their families.
But Liu Kun is different. In order to cooperate with the epidemic prevention and control, he chose to stay in the company.
▲Liu Kun's "home" in the company
At nine o'clock on the evening of the 20th, I sent a message to Liu Kun, and after half an hour, Liu Kun finally replied. Then he asked me, "What are the instructions?" I said just a greeting. He half-believed that every time a colleague approached him, he would reflexively receive work information.
At ten o'clock, Liu Kun said that he would receive supplies early tomorrow morning and go to bed early. As a result, in less than half an hour, I received the news that he had to go to deliver supplies again.
▲ Liu Kun was receiving supplies, and at this time, he couldn't tell whether it was midnight or early morning.
Accompanying Liu Kun were Vice President Shi Qiang and Java development engineer Wang Xuan.
On the afternoon of the 25th, taking advantage of the lack of urgent tasks, I briefly exchanged a few words with Wang Xuan.
Wang Xuan said that since the 11th, everyone chose to live in the company after receiving the notice that they could not go home.
"Although it is not as comfortable as at home, the company arranged beds and bedding for us as soon as possible, bought food and drink, and we can also help everyone do something remotely, which is also good." And what Wang Xuan said about doing something remotely is to be on standby 24 hours a day, ready to receive and deliver disease control materials at any time.
"The three of us each perform our duties, and if there is an urgent task, we will go on it together." Wang Xuan said that because a lot of work is temporary, he often misses meals.
"It's cabbage boiled noodles at noon today, it's not too fragrant." Wang Xuan said humbly, hoping to clear up as soon as possible and eat a beautiful meal.
▲ Wang Xuan, who delivered materials, laughed and said that he was not fat, but overworked and fat.
The last conversation with Shi Qiang was on the 16th, to be precise, to receive a message.
Starting on the evening of the 10th, Shi Qiang intermittently sent me several photos of his work on the front line.
This is the third year that Shi Qiang has gone deep into the front line to support the fight against the epidemic. And I know that the front-line work is hard, and every time I receive the front-line materials sent by Brother Qiang, I only reply tacitly with a sentence of "Brother Qiang, receive" "Brother Qiang, hard work, must do a good job of protection".
▲ Shi Qiang running on the front line (first from the left).
"Brother Qiang's child is estimated to be five or six years old, and the child must miss his father." Speaking of Shi Qiang, Brother Lu, who had worked with him for many years, couldn't help but give a thumbs up.
There are still many bits and pieces about Liu Kun, Wang Xuan and Shi Qiang's "stay at the headquarters" to fight the epidemic, because considering that what they need most is rest when they are on standby 24 hours a day, so we also try not to disturb them unnecessarily.
The fight against the epidemic requires concerted efforts. Like Liu Kun, Wang Xuan and Shi Qiang, there are many Huaxun people who give up their small families and serve everyone at critical moments. Regardless of position or gender, at critical moments, everyone can stand up for a goal, do their part and shine for the people around them and the city.
I think this is the new power of the "core" youth.