Before, your machining business looked like this:
You, wearing a three-piece suit in the dog days of summer, looking extremely handsome and arrogant under the scorching sun, walked out of Party A's cool office building, holding a contract order. The hands holding the drawings were still trembling.
When you returned to the noisy and hot factory, you didn't have time to take off your equipment, so you just ran all the way and went to ask the master in person to see how to process this part and what kind of knife to use.
Unexpectedly, the old master fell ill and was recuperating at home these days. Only his apprentice was leisurely sipping bowl of tea in the office. You felt a chill in your heart, knowing that your apprentice had not yet started training, so it was safe to find a master to get the job, so you jumped into the car without stopping, feeling the edge of the maximum speed limit, went straight to the mall, picked out a few gifts that the master liked, and then went straight to the mall. Run to his house.
The old master took the drawing you gave him and frowned. You felt so panicked. You had never seen the old master with such an expression. Then I thought about it, after all, we are human beings, and there are always parts that we have never seen before, and there are always times when we are not sure what to eat. Your self-comfort may have moved God. The master immediately issued a military order, promising to crack this hard nut within a few days.
This simple answer makes you want to sing a song:
A few days later, after countless experiments by the master who came to work despite being sick, the production process and the required tool model were finally determined. You feel very relieved. You calculated the number of machine tools and laboriously recruited post-2000 operators, quickly arranged the production plan, and even printed out a process drawing for everyone, for fear that they would not be able to learn how to operate it and would waste money on tools and materials.
After doing this, you immediately arrange to purchase raw materials and cutting tools. But looking at your thinning wallet, you are troubled again: Oh my god, how many knives do I have to buy? Even if I buy them all at once, I don’t know if they can be used, and I don’t know if they can be used in the next batch of orders. No matter what, I have to save some money to pay employees, pay utility bills, and buy a bag for my wife.
In the tangle, you made a decision and dialed the supplier's phone number. The supplier's welcoming voice instantly warmed your heart. When you were excited, you told the model and quantity of the tools you needed, as if pouring beans out of a bamboo tube. , waiting expectantly for a reply. Although the other party is still enthusiastic, he tells you that the model you need is not suitable for your product. There are other new products that are more suitable for you, but the price is slightly higher. I hope you can forgive me... Your heart suddenly turns cold.
A few days later, under constant self-comfort and hypnosis, you regained some of your energy and watched boxes of knives worth as much as gold being unloaded from the car and then piled messily in the tool area. There happened to be a Employees came to return old knives and receive new knives, but the new warehouse manager casually threw the old knives aside and rummaged through piles of boxes full of old and new knives that could not be sorted out.
You feel that the factory seems to be spinning, your head is buzzing, the sky is getting farther and farther away from you, and the earth seems to be getting closer...
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(To be continued...)
