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一封外企高管写给HR的却没敢发辞职信

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dear

hr

little

past

11

oclock,i

slammed

my

phone

down

with

a

stone

hard

face.

i

had

just

finished

my

second

telephone

conference

of

the

night.

frankly,the

conference

was

futile-too

many

complications

and

too

much

to

talk

about.

my

boss

from

america

had

put

on

his

hypocritical

face

from

the

very

beginning.

he

said

he

is

sorry

to

have

this

meeting

in

my

evening,and

further

explained

this

is

the

pain

of

globalization.

well,f**k

that,why

dont

you

take

a

pain

in

your

ass?

why

is

it

always

me?

and

what

angers

me

the

most

is

myself.

my

response

was

invariable,“thats

ok.“what

a

bitchy

response!

actually,i

have

grown

accustomed

to

these

nonsense.

what

my

boss

and

i

discussed

today

was

my

teams

performance.

the

phrase

i

despise

the

most-he

is

not

aggressive

enough.

why?

because

they

seldom

ever

pitch

in

during

a

conference;

they

are

never

valiant

enough

to

put

their

thoughts

on

to

the

table.

lend

me

a

hand.

you

people

are

using

english

to

communicate.

next

time,lets

try

chinese,and

well

see

if

my

team

is

aggressive

enough;

well

see

if

you

people

from

hq

are

courageous

enough

to

express

their

opinions.

five

minutes

before

the

conference

concluded,my

boss

came

to

me

with

excitement

and

told

me

he

plans

to

return

to

china

next

quarter.

he

is

looking

forward

to

his

second

trip

to

china.

in

fact,i

really

missed

the

days

when

he

had

never

been

here,completely

clueless

to

china.

well,at

least

he

knew

he

didnt

know.

but

after

a

single

visit,stayed

for

ten

days,had

a

roasted

duck,he

felt

like

mr.

china

know

it

all.

now,he

doesnt

know

what

he

doesnt

know,much

worse

than

before.

the

other

meeting

was

about

a

project

at

the

hq.

managers

from

china,india,singapore,europe

and

other

countries

were

in

the

conference.

i

will

hold

my

tongue

on

the

matters

of

my

indian

colleagues

“perfectly

understandable

english“.

it

was

more

than

a

battle

to

stay

till

the

end.

finally,the

moderator

asked

if

we

had

any

question.

this

is

the

utter

question

that

upsets

me.

if

i

dont

ask

anything,all

the

responsibilities

are

on

my

shoulders.

the

weight

feels

so

heavy

since

i

am

here

to

represent

the

china

sector.

if

i

asked

something

simple,they

will

return

with

a

seemingly

professional

answer

with

the

smallest

detail.

if

i

say

this

project

cannot

be

carried

out

in

china,their

response

will

be

very

simple,“yeah,i

understand.“then

the

sympathy

drastically

shifts,“but,the

decision

has

already

been

made.

so

do

what

you

can.

thank

you.“well,why

on

earth

would

we

have

this

conference

if

the

decision

has

already

been

made.

what

should

i

tell

my

other

chinese

boss

tomorrow

morning?

well,this

is

all

fine.

its

life,and

its

work.

when

life

gives

you

lemon,you

got

to

make

lemon

juice

out

of

it.

but

the

lemon

my

boss

gave

me

couple

of

meetings

ago

had

the

words

“financing

control

on

chinese

employees

salaries“on

it.

you

ask

us

to

speak

two

languages.

you

think

its

easy

to

learn

two

languages?

you

know

how

much

time,money

and

effort

we

put

into

tofel,cet

4,and

listening?

why,weve

been

waiting

for

you

international

corporations

to

pay!

you

dont

like

it?

then

speak

chinese!

nothing

much

left

to

say.

i

think

ive

had

enough.

regardless

of

the

time

and

effort

the

company

had

invested

in

me

for

the

past

couple

of

years,here

is

my

resignation.

abiding

to

the

companys

regulations,next

month

today

is

my

last

day.

but

please

do

not

take

all

this

as

a

personal

offense

to

my

boss.

he

is

a

good

man,his

efforts

are

futile

in

order

to

change

this

massive

mechanism.

thank

you.

亲爱的hr,

放下电话,已经是晚上11点了,这是今晚的第二个电话会议,坦白地说,会议开得并不顺利,有太多的纠结,不得不一吐为快。

我那美国老板在会议一开始,总是假惺惺地表示歉意,在我晚上的时间开会,并说这是pain

of

globalization

,去你妈的,那你为什么不痛一下呢?每次受伤的总是我。但最让我恼火的是我自己,我的回答居然是,

“that

is

ok.”,真是犯贱!

其实晚上开会还好了,早就习惯了,今天与老板讨论的是我的团队成员的业绩,我最讨厌他说的一个句子是,“he

is

not

aggressive

enough”,为什么呢?因为他们不在会议上争论、不能够勇敢地表达自己的观点,帮帮忙,你们是在用英语讨论,下次我们用中文试试,看看我的团队成员还是不是不够aggressive,再看看你们总部的人能不能够勇敢地表达自己的观点。

在会议结束前五分钟,老板兴奋地告诉我,他计划下个季度再来中国,非常期待对中国的第二次访问,其实,我挺怀念当初他没有来中国的时候,对中国一无所识,但至少,he

knows

he

doesnt

know。但来过一次中国,呆了十天,吃了烤鸭,他就觉得自己是个中国通了,这下he

doesnt

know

he

doesnt

know,比原来更加糟糕。

另一个电话是关于总部的一个项目,参加会议的有从中国、印度、新加坡、欧洲等等国家,我就不吐槽我那印度伙伴的英语了,好不容易到最后,主持人问,“any

question?”,这是让我最纠结的问题,如果你不问吧,最后的责任都是我来承担,我是代表中国参加这个会议的,一下子觉得肩膀上的担子好重。如果问吧,简单的、功能性的问题,对方会回答的很仔细,表现得很专业,如果说这个项目在中国行不通,对方的回答很简单,“yeah,i

know,i

understand”

一定会表现的很有同理心,然后,“the

decision

has

already

been

made”。他妈的,决定已经做了,还要我们开什么会呀,真不知道明天如何给中国老板汇报。

其实,这些还算好,工作嘛,总有不痛快的时候,但最近我老板几次在会议上与我讨论费用控制的时候,都会问我,“你准备如何控制中国员工的工资”,谁让你要求我们说两种语言,我们学英语容易吗?从小学就开始了,什么四级、toefl、听力,花了多少钱,你知道吗?不就是等着你们跨国公司付钱吗?怎么不乐意了,有本事你们说中文呀!

不说了,我想我受够了,不管怎么样,谢谢公司过去几年对我的培养。这是我的辞职信,按照公司的制度,一个月后的今天就是我的最后工作日,另外,请不要把我对我老板的吐槽当成对他个人的攻击,他是一位好老板,只是无力改变这台大机器,谢谢!

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