Zhu Zhaojiang was not without a place after leaving Waveguide.
Jin Li and Jin Zheng had tried to poach him before. Zhu Zhaojiang only needed to call the two of them and everything would be settled.
In fact, the two CEOs had already called Zhu Zhaojiang a few days after he resigned.
However, Zhu Zhaojiang did not reply immediately.
Although Jin Li and Jin Zheng were not bad, they were not his ideal place.
The companies that he wanted to go to the most were Lenovo, Motorola, and Nokia. He had made plans before.
Let's talk about Lenovo first.
Although Lenovo and Waveguide were both controlled by the state, Lenovo was undoubtedly much more powerful than Waveguide. Although Waveguide was still the number one company in the country, it was declining. Furthermore, Waveguide was relatively weak in terms of technological innovation. Lenovo had the momentum to catch up.
However, although Lenovo was not bad, Lenovo and the state-controlled companies had a common problem.
They might do well when they used the country's strength.
However, once there was a huge competition, it would be over.
Therefore, Zhu Zhaojiang recognized companies with core competitiveness.
Zhu Zhaojiang looked at Motorola.
There was no doubt that Motorola was extremely powerful in terms of strength and technological competitiveness.
However, when he thought about how Motorola placed more emphasis on CDMA in the 2G standard, Zhu Zhaojiang hesitated.
The current trend in the world was not the CDMA standard, but the GMS standard.
Although both standards were 2G standards, the domestic market was connected and mobile using the GMS standard.
Only China Telecom used the CMDA standard.
Although Motorola had launched many GMS standard phones for the market, he still placed the most importance on CDMA.
Of course, this was not because Motorola was stupid and did not introduce more GMS standard phones.
In fact, Motorola was one of the important makers of the CDMA standard.
As the standard for his participation, how could he not focus on promoting it?
With that thought in mind, Zhu Zhaojiang looked at Nokia again.
Without a doubt.
The world's hottest mobile communications giant was Nokia.
Not only did Nokia participate in the construction of the GMS standard, but they were also extremely powerful in the consumer mobile business. Just like in China, Waveguide had always been the largest mobile phone manufacturer in China. However, after Nokia came, Waveguide gave up its position and became the second largest.
Well, for the sake of publicity, Waveguide would still call itself the number one in China.
This was no problem.
Waveguide was a domestic company, Nokia was not. was.
Nokia was a foreign company, naturally, it was not included in the domestic market.
"Nokia."
He muttered the words "Nokia" in his mouth.
Zhu Zhaojiang started his plan to join Nokia.
However, halfway through the plan was halfway through the plan was halfway through.
This was because he had mentioned Huanyu Technology's Tianyu phone from time to time in his plan.
Yes.
In Zhu Zhaojiang's plan, Nokia's main competitor had shifted from Waveguide Associative to Tianyu Mobile.
"Mobile phone?"
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At that time, he had thought that Tianyu's mobile phone was very innovative and familiar with the market.
This was a very promising business.
Now it seemed that the development of Tianyu Mobile Phone had completely exceeded Zhu Zhaojiang's expectations.
Tianyu Mobile was no longer a company with a bright future. Instead, it was a company that was qualified to challenge Nokia.
That's right.
This was what Zhu Zhaojiang called Tianyu Mobile Phone.
Monopolizing the sunken market and driving all of them away, such methods could be said to be terrifying.
Although Zhu Zhaojiang was defeated by Tianyu Mobile, he still admired Tianyu Mobile.
"Nokia?"
"Tianyu phone."
Comparing the two companies.
Zhu Zhaojiang smiled faintly. He knew that a war between the two companies would definitely break out in the future.
Originally, Zhu Zhaojiang only had one choice, and that was Nokia.
But now, he had another choice.
In other words, between the two, Zhu Zhaojiang preferred the Tianyu phone.
Ring ring ring …
Zhu Zhaojiang's phone suddenly rang while he was deep in thought.
It was an unfamiliar number.
"Is it Chairman Zhu?"
"I am Zhu Zhaojiang. May I know who is speaking?"
"Hello, Chairman Zhu. I am Wu Kai, the CEO of Tianyu Mobile Phone. Do you have time to come out for a chat?"
…
Shi Yue was a history enthusiast and a veteran history forum user.
Shi Yue liked to talk about the past and present with people on major history forums and analyze his own views.
For a period of time, he had made a name for himself on a series of forums.
On this day, Shi Yue suddenly had the idea of writing a history book.
The first thing he thought of was to serialize this book on the Tianya forum.
But he gave up later.
He felt that the serialization on the forum would not be good.
Just like some of the posts he had written before, if users wanted to follow his posts, they would have to constantly climb the page.
It was very laborious.
If he opened a new post, many users would not be able to find where his new post was.
For this reason, Shi Yue thought of publishing a work on Qidian Chinese Network.
Because Qidian was a formal reading platform, publishing a work there would be better user experience and reading.
But then he saw that Qidian's works were all web novels, and they were all about reincarnation and transmigration abilities.
Although there were also those who wrote history, there were also all kinds of cheat codes.
These were completely different from the style of writing he wanted to write.
In the end, Shi Yue thought of Huanyu Gateway's blog.
Shi Yue had played with this blog for a few days, and he felt that it was ordinary.
Because he did not find that there was anything special about the blog.
But now that he looked at it, he found that the blog was quite good for serialization.
In addition, it seemed that Huanyu Gateway was focusing on promoting this blog, so the traffic should be good.
Thinking of this, Shi Yue created another blog.
His blog name was "The Bright Moon of the Past."
The Bright Moon of the Past was Shi Yue's pen name.
Then, he created his first blog post: The Ming Dynasty – Foreword.
The foreword was the reason why Shi Yue wanted to write about the Ming Dynasty.
[Okay, let's start work tonight!
Speaking of which, I have also written a lot of things, mainly about psychology and history, and occasionally about economics. Originally, I just wanted to entertain myself, but I did not expect people to support me after I published it, so I started to get carried away. Objectively speaking, my writing attitude was not serious. Every time I wrote, I wrote whatever I wanted. Some historical records were also used, and I wrote as much as I could remember. Until one day, because of my careless writing attitude, I finally had a conflict with someone.
It was also this incident that made me reflect on my behavior and attitude, and I realized that I was still far from being good enough. So I hope to start again. The following article I have been thinking about for about six months, and it mainly talks about the years from 1344.
To 1644.
Some of the things about the Ming Dynasty in the past three hundred years are based on historical records, with the era and specific people as the main theme, and with some writing skills and psychological analysis of the people, as well as some comments on the political and economic system of the time.
I have a habit of writing articles because I read too many pedantic books in my early years, so I hate those articles that pretend to be profound. In fact, history itself is wonderful, and all history can be written well. I hope I can do it. I hope everyone can give me your comments.
In fact, I don't know what I am writing. No, it is not a history book, let's call it "The Ming Dynasty" for the time being. It will take more than three hundred years to write from our first protagonist, and I hope I can finish it …]
Perhaps even Shi Yue did not know at this moment.
The famous "Things of the Ming Dynasty" was born at this time.
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