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The most successful entrepreneurs in our country belong to the older generation of Revolutionaries:

Let's take a look at the entrepreneurial successes of the new era, such as Bill Gates, Rockefeller, Li Jiacheng and so on. There are their "meanness" stories on the Internet. "Once, Bill Gates and a friend drove to Hilton hotel.

A lot of cars were stopped in front of the hotel, the parking space was very tight, but the VIP parking space was quite empty.

My friend suggested parking there.

But Gates thought it was too expensive. Even though friends insisted on paying, Gates eventually found a regular parking space.

Rockefeller stayed at the hotel and never opened ordinary rooms.

The waiter puzzled and asked, "your son comes to the best room every time. Why do you do this?" "Rockefeller said," because he has a millionaire's father, but I don't have one.

"Once, Li Jiacheng got out of the car and pulled a handkerchief to wipe his face and dropped a coin into the car.

It was raining, and Li Jiacheng insisted on picking up the money from the car.

Later the waiter waited for him to collect the money, so Li Jiacheng paid him 100 yuan tipping.

He said: "if that piece of money is not picked up and washed away by water, it may be wasted. The 100 pieces will not be wasted. Money is the wealth created by society and should not be wasted."

On the face of it, these wealthy and successful entrepreneurs are relatively "mean", in essence, their attitude towards wealth and the virtues of saving. Thrift is not only a traditional virtue but also a means to create wealth. They gradually form this style and spirit in the process of entrepreneurship. Even if they become rich finally, they are still strict with themselves and their employees. Many of us are often amazed at the fact that some multinational companies are using a piece of paper in a positive way instead of using the envelope repeatedly, but it is this kind of misfortune that has made many wealthy enterprises and highly valuable millionaires.

At every FasterSoft new employee meeting, I emphasize the cost consciousness. Besides asking the employees to form a good habit of thrift and frugality in daily work and life, they also ask the new employees to do anything in the company to weigh the cost paid and the way of doing things. Is it the most economical way to do it? I feel that if all the staff of the company have a strong sense of cost, every process, every link, every time, every drop of the company will be built.

They are very sensitive and calculating, so in the bad market competition, the cost of the company can be continuously reduced, and the enterprise can really become the winner of the market.