February**Dynamic Incentive Plan I have been in the company for two years and have been responsible for the company's publicity planning. Half a year ago, a female colleague came to the company, and the boss asked me to take her.
A female colleague who had just graduated from university told me that following me to do publicity planning would make it easier to get acquainted with the company's business and understand the company's various departments.
She is not wrong, to engage in publicity planning, of course, to grasp the dynamic progress of various departments, but also to often contact and deal with the heads of various departments, and of course to contact the company up and down.
The female colleague is young and beautiful, cheerful and enthusiastic, and we get along very well. With her to assist in the work, I am even more handy, and I really experience the atmosphere of matching men and women and not getting tired of work.
In particular, we have to send some of the company's publicity and planning materials to the cooperative units from time to time. Every time I go out with her, I eat on the street by the way, go to shopping malls and supermarkets with her, and of course, I also go to a few movies with her.
I'm unmarried, she's unmarried, and we're both normal interactions for young people. Of course, I haven't thought of falling in love with her yet. After all, we've only been working together for a short time.
One day, more than two months later, when I was about to leave work in the afternoon, my boss called me into the office and said to me, "You've been fired." I was shocked that it had come so suddenly. I asked, is it because you are not satisfied with my job? The boss said, I am satisfied with your work. I asked, then why fired me? The boss said, I am the boss, and I don't need to say the reason for firing anyone.
He said so, and I knew that no further questioning would lead to any results. The boss pointed to a big stack of money on the table and said, "This is compensation for you." I glanced at it and said, you can go straight to my payroll card without cash. The boss said that although you were fired, you still had to have a sense of ceremony. Every time a company fires a person, it is compensated in cash.
Also, carrying a thick stack of cash, the mood is different after all.
In the evening, a female colleague called me and said that it was all my fault, which affected you. I wonder how she could have learned so quickly about my dismissal? She said faintly, My dad doesn't want me to get close to you. Your dad? I chuckled in my heart, it turned out that she was the boss's daughter. She said, "We'll meet." I said, let's talk about it in a few days, I'm not available tonight. I thought, cool down for a few days, and if it's really fate, she'll come to me.