A company in Beijing recruits disabled anchors to lead sales. What do you think of this operation?

Of course, there are definitely people who will criticize people for using people with disabilities to win sympathy, and accuse companies of being shameless and obscene, and doing whatever it takes to make money, but this is only one side of the problem.

Although we are using disabled people to make money, it does provide disabled people with job opportunities, allowing disabled people to have a role in society. You can't just eat at home and wait to die. ! Is it even scarier for people with disabilities?

First, everything is not black and white.

Some people are like this. The first thing they think about is that what this organization is doing is wrong, and then they say some miscellaneous words like a saint. But does this help the disabled? It really helped, so in my opinion, this thing is a win-win situation. The company makes money by bringing goods, and the disabled people also get their own wages. Is there anything more joyful than getting the best of both worlds?

You claim that this is a form of poverty, so why don’t you provide disabled people with a job opportunity? Are you capable of this? You didn't, but now there are people who have this ability, why do you still scold them? Why?

Second, no matter what the company’s starting point is, I think it does help people with disabilities.

The way we look at problems is always biased, that is, I don’t care how much money you lose in business, but if you make more than me, then I won’t be happy. Just like now, it's a win-win situation, the company can make money, and the disabled can get wages, but netizens have given up, thinking that they must serve the disabled for free. How can you use other people's misfortune to gain sympathy for personal gain?

But this view is wrong. If you are disabled and you receive help from others for no merit, what would you think? You will feel that you are so useless that you still need free help from others. But things are different now. You have helped the company, and the company has also provided you with opportunities. Isn't this good?

What do you want? Is it okay to let disabled people stay at home and never have a job?