America's Big Hero

This is the motorcycle factory invested by Sean in Colombo. Although the equipment is old equipment brought back from the United States, it has been refurbished and maintained. It is no problem to use here.

After all, what Sri Lanka wants is affordable.

As soon as he entered the factory, Sean couldn't help frowning slightly. Although Mihaqi must have made preparations, the factory still seemed a little chaotic.

The workers wear all kinds of clothes, and the concrete floor looks like it has been cleaned, but there are still sporadic garbage.

There is no greenery, it looks bare.

Sean didn't say anything, just followed Mihaqi inside.

The workers are still active in their work, I don't know if it is because someone came to inspect.

Just listening to Mihaqi's introduction, Sean didn't have much to say.

Looking closely at those workers, although I can't tell where the shortcomings are, it feels that they are different from American factories.

Sean didn't make any speeches, these workers don't understand English.

After looking around, it took an hour to arrive at Mihaqi's office.

"Let me talk about a few points." Sean cut to the chase, "First, the sanitation of the factory should be further improved, and more trash cans should be placed. This kind of garbage everywhere can no longer happen."

"Second, greening, between the factory buildings, the reception, and the square, all must have greening."

"Third, work uniforms. Uniform work uniforms and shoes are distributed to all workers. Different workshops and different positions must be marked and distinguished. They must be neatly dressed when going to work."

Mihaqi hurriedly took a notebook and wrote it down. Although he thought it was useless except to look good, this was the order of the big boss.

Seeing that Mihaqi wrote it down, Sean asked, "Tell me why you did this."

Mihaqi was taken aback, and his brain was running fast. After all, he had some quick wits. After sorting out his thoughts a little bit, he said: "Improving the environment can make the workers relax and make the work more focused. The uniform dress can make everyone realize that they are different from others. The same, it is a collective, which can improve the centripetal force."

"Well, well said." Sean nodded.

A look of joy flashed across Mihaqi's face.

"Although they are all wrong!" Sean added, and Mihaqi froze in place immediately.

"You can say publicly that these statements are a good cover-up. Let's sort it out." Sean reached out and nodded Mihaqi, "But, the real purpose of doing this is to improve your style!"

Compelling?

Mihaqi didn’t understand at all. He was a Sri Lankan with good family conditions. He went to university in the United States and stayed in the United States for many years. That’s why he was selected by Sean to manage the motorcycle factory.

However, he didn't understand what the forceful style Sean mentioned was.

"Let everyone understand that this is an American factory with the best conditions and the most advanced management in the world. Working here is naturally superior to ordinary Sri Lankans."

"So, we need to make a difference and provide an overall image of the factory, which will fundamentally improve the sense of identity of the workers, and will also make other Sri Lankans yearn for this place."

"When everyone thinks that this place is advanced and good, then our products will be accepted by everyone, even without any advertising. The sense of identity is much more useful than pure advertising."

"Finally, remember to teach American English in the factory as much as possible!" Sean finally emphasized: "I know that they have no basic foundation and are difficult to learn, but some simple daily expressions must be gradually popularized."

"You should use 'hi' 'Hello' to say hello, and 'bye' 'seeyou' to say goodbye, understand!"

"Let them feel that using English makes them appear more noble, their language is more beautiful, and their behavior is more fashionable, so that they feel that people who can't speak a word of English are inferior, more rigid, more conservative, and more backward."

"Then gradually popularize some more difficult words, such as: how many horsepower is the motor of your boat."

"Add a word or two of English to everyday speech."

"This starts from the leadership of the factory, from top to bottom, and let everyone know that this way of speaking will make you appear more knowledgeable, cutting-edge, and trendy."

"Do you understand what I mean?" Sean looked at Mihaqi.

What he wants is to erode these Sri Lankans ideologically and culturally, improve their sense of identity with himself, and improve his reputation as an American in Sri Lanka.

Of course, if Mihaqi does this, then Sri Lanka will be raped, but isn't that what I need?

"Good job, I'll help your family get American passports." Sean added a bargaining chip.

Mihaqi frowned just now, but when he heard that the whole family had obtained American passports, he immediately cheered up, "Of course, many words are not accurate enough in Sinhala. I have discovered this a long time ago, but I have been Do not know what to do."

"After all, many things were invented and created in the United States, and there were none before. The expressions in Sinhala are also transliterated. It is indeed more accurate and beautiful to use English."

Sean looked at Mihachi with an approving face, what a good Sri Lankan traitor, "You just need to understand, try to write a contract in English when signing the contract, if the other party doesn't understand, then let them find an interpreter themselves, Sangha Romanian contracts are only legally valid in Sri Lanka, and are not recognized internationally."

"We are an American company and a world-class company. In the future, our products must be exported. English contracts are more formal and international."

"You must have an idea that is in line with internationalization, and you can't keep your mind tied to such a small place as Sri Lanka."

"Open your eyes and see the world!"

Mihaqi was overjoyed, and Sean's rhetoric immediately affirmed what he was going to do in the future from a higher level.

This is no longer a Sri Lankan traitor, but is in line with internationalization, international thinking, and new trends of thought!

It sounds 'forceful', well, that's how Mr. Xiao En described it.

The word force is really too strong!

Xiao En stood up with a smile and patted Mihaji on the shoulder. Mihaji bowed slightly with a look of enjoyment.

"Remember to ensure work efficiency, I think 996 is a good choice." Sean continued: "You are young, only by working hard, working hard, and tempering more can you have the opportunity to change yourself, make yourself better, and make yourself better. Make your own family better and make your offspring better."

"I have nothing to do all day long, and I don't know how to work hard. Where does the money come from?"

"right!"

Mihaqi nodded heavily.

"996 is a blessing for them. Many companies and many people think that 996 has no chance."

"If you didn't 996 when you were young, when will you be able to 996? In this world, every one of us wants to succeed, to live a better life, and to be respected. Let me ask you, if you don't put in effort and time to surpass others , how can you achieve the success you want?"

"Of course, 996 is voluntary, and you don't have to come if you don't want to, but you can't make a fortune working [-] to [-]."

Mihaqi nodded emphatically, and he fully agrees with this point. In fact, as the CEO of the motorcycle factory, he never has any time to rest.

"My family paid for me to study in the United States, and I took training courses in the United States, which cost a lot of money."

"And these, in fact, can also be learned at work. Work is the best way to learn at the lowest cost. If you work hard when others are resting, don't you improve your work skills? Don't you improve your proficiency? You don't have a good understanding of your own products. Generate a deeper understanding?"

"They summed up more work experience and improved their skills. As the owner of the company, I didn't ask them to pay a penny more and gave them the opportunity to learn for free. This is a kind of kindness and a kind of love."

"As long as they make good use of these experiences, come up with better solutions and improve some technologies in their work, then these patents will all be theirs. This is an opportunity to learn!"

"Don't compare yourself to Americans. This is Sri Lanka, not the United States. When Sri Lanka's per capita income is as high as that of the United States, think about 955 and enjoy life!"

While walking out, Sean talked eloquently, and Lorraine, who was following behind, kept rolling his eyes.

What fallacy is this!

If he dared to say this in the United States, Sean would definitely be beaten to shame on the spot by the angry workers.

When they arrived at the gate of the factory, Sean didn't let Mihaqi see him off again, and the group got into the car and drove back to the villa in a mighty manner.

Sean has invested a lot of money in Sri Lanka. In addition to the motorcycle factory, it also includes the largest TV station in Sri Lanka, the port of Karombo, and several thermal power plants all over the country.

However, there is no rush to pay attention to all of them for a while. It will take some time for the two newly launched warships to arrive in Southeast Asia.

Then is the time for him to show off his power.

These days, it is enough to finish a few factories.

After a day off, Sean took a helicopter to see his own power plant. The first thing he inspected was the power plant in the northeast that was blown up by the Tigers.

Llewellyn Hayward, an American, used to work in a power plant in Pennsylvania. When Sean was eyeing the power business in Sri Lanka, he hired a headhunter.

In one go, Sean scooped up a lot of people, either staying at the waste-to-energy plant in New Jersey or dispatching them to Cartagena.

Although there are enough people on both sides, this is called talent reserve, and at the same time, I should also familiarize myself with the nature and business of my work.

Llewellyn Hayward brought a lot of people to greet them in an open space of the power plant. The sound of chug chug sounded on time, and the helicopter circled around the power plant.

The helicopter landed, Sean led the people down, and Llewellyn Hayward hurried up to meet him.

After exchanging pleasantries, Sean asked, "How is the rebuilding work of the power plant going, and how long will it take to start generating power?"

"It will take at least 2 months." Llewellyn Hayward was afraid that Sean would get angry, and quickly explained, "According to your request, we will not only rebuild this time, but also expand some production capacity. The original aging and outdated technologies were updated, so it took a little longer.”

Since Xiao En invests in Sri Lanka, he naturally hopes that Sri Lanka will develop, and if there is development, the demand for electric energy will increase. This is an early proof.

"Too slow!" Sean frowned, and asked with some dissatisfaction: "How long do you work in a day?"

"Er... nine hours," Llewellyn Hayward replied cautiously.

Sean turned his head and took a deep look at Llewellyn Hayward, "From now on, change to 20-hour work."

Llewellyn Hayward looked at Sean blankly.

Sean didn't seem to see it, and if it wasn't changed to work 24 hours, it was because natural conditions didn't allow it.

The 4 hours at noon are too hot and the work efficiency is too low to be worth the wages he sends out.

"You have to learn to adapt to local conditions, this is not the United States, what kind of 8-hour work system, are you crazy!?" Sean reprimanded sharply: "You think they are all Americans, and they have time to go to bars and spend time with them. Family, do you have time to watch movies, listen to concerts and have a party!"

"This is fucking Sri Lanka, people here don't have that much money to do this."

"In the future, I will work in 2 shifts, avoid 4 hours at noon, and hire twice as many people to speed up the work progress for me."

Casting a glance at Llewellyn Hayward, Sean said blankly, "I think you're an idiot in the United States, and you really believed such nonsense!"

"You have forgotten what a capitalist is and what a capitalist should do!"

"Eight-hour work system, I can open a factory in the United States!"

Llewellyn Hayward could only nod his head, obviously, he realized his 'mistake'.

Afterwards, Sean told Llewellyn what he said to Mihaci before, and this time, Llewellyn agreed from the beginning.

American companies are superior to others, and he thinks so since he came to Sri Lanka.

In terms of communication, he still needs an interpreter, but fortunately, the power plant is relatively closed compared to the motorcycle factory, and does not need so much external communication.

After ordering these business matters, Sean once again gave some guidance to the power plant itself.

In order to deal with the relatively poor public security environment, the surrounding wall of the power plant is used as a benchmark, and the surrounding 50 meters are all paved with cement to ensure that the line of sight is sufficiently open.

Within 50-80 meters, flatten the original trees and weeds, and plant all those low shrubs with thorns.

A plant protection wall of 30 meters, I don't believe that there are still people who can pass through it silently.

Violent damage is quickly detected, and that is a live target.

Generally explain the task, he doesn't care about the specific things, it is necessary to do it well, and if you don't do it well, you will suffer losses...

The Tigers are too rampant! !

Revenge is required!

……

After finishing the power plant, Sean played with Lorraine for another two days. This time, Sean specially asked the Sri Lankan Presidential Palace to send someone to take him to visit the local gem industry!

Sri Lanka was originally called "Ceylon", and the country is in the shape of a water drop, shaped like a gem. In fact, Sri Lanka is also one of the top five gem-producing countries in the world.

30% of the country's laborers are engaged in gem-related industries. Since Sean wants to take root in Sri Lanka, it is impossible not to get involved in the gem industry.

Gemstone resources here are extremely rich, diverse, widely distributed, shallowly buried, and easy to mine. Gemstone placer resources spread from the central to the south, accounting for about 1/4 of the total land area.

Besides, the mining industry itself is very profitable.

Of course, there are more and more women now, so what gift to give has become a big problem, and we all know that women have liked jewelry since ancient times.

Sending jewelry is always one of the right answers.

Sri Lanka is rich in sapphires, star rubies, star sapphires, opals, etc., and is most famous for golden green opals.

The once famous gemstone here is the "Star of India" weighing 563 carats. It is currently in the New York Museum of Natural History. It was purchased by JP Morgan at the Tenth Exposition in Paris 100 years ago and later donated.

This gem was stolen once more than 20 years ago, but not for long...

Gems are back!

Obviously, the guy who stole such a unique thing is an idiot.

Sean has always felt that this kind of stupid thief has lowered the lower limit of the IQ of the criminal world.

Under the leadership of Sri Lankan officials, Xiao En visited the ancient riverbed of the Karu River, the largest gem mining area in Asia.

When he saw the collected gems, Sean clearly saw Lorraine's eyes bursting with terrifying light.

Before leaving, Xiao En conveniently bought a gemstone that was not affected by the high quality of the recent output.

After returning to the United States, wouldn't it be nice to find the best craftsmen to make jewelry and give it to others.