Brief introduction of Li Ka-shing family

Li Ka-shing family, from salesman to general manager, "a person with credit will have more opportunities than a person who has no credit, is lazy, spends money indiscriminately and does not strive for progress." This is Li Ka-shing's advice to young people and his motto. 1940 When the Japanese invaded China, Li Ka-shing fled to Hongkong from his hometown in Chaozhou with his parents. He was only 14 years old at that time. Li Ka-shing's father was a teacher. After he arrived in Hongkong, he couldn't find a job for some time. The family took refuge in his uncle Zhuang Jing 'an, whose family was quite rich. But soon my father got a serious lung disease. On his deathbed, he left no last words, but asked Li Ka-shing what he wished for. Li Ka-shing immediately promised: "I will definitely let my family live a good life in the future." After his father died, Li Ka-shing, the eldest son, gave up his studies to support his family, went to work in a watch company, and then worked as a salesman in a plastic factory. Li Ka-shing knew that to be an excellent salesman, diligence is the first and flexibility is the second. In the future marketing career, Li Ka-shing will give full play to this "trick". When other colleagues only work eight hours a day, Li Ka-shing works sixteen hours a day. Li Ka-shing's view of "part-time job" is: "I am absolutely devoted to my work. I never regard it as making a living and working with my boss, but as my own career. " In this way, it took only one year for Li Ka-shing to surpass the other six colleagues and become the salesman with the highest turnover in the factory. His sales performance at that time was seven times that of the second place. 18 years old, appreciated by his boss and promoted to department manager. A year later, he became the general manager of the sales company. There is another episode in Li Ka-shing's rapid promotion: when he was a salesman in a factory, he went to night school for further study no matter how busy he was. He plans to go to college after passing the exam. In order to keep this talent, the boss simply promoted him to general manager.