Who wouldn’t envy a company like this?


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Release time:2022-04-08 16:07

There’s a meme in the martial arts world:

There’s a kind of pain called “other people’s.”

When I was little, I often heard how exceptional other people’s children were.

After starting work, I often hear how great other companies’ employee benefits are.

Who would have thought that, in our carelessness,

It has also become the kind of company “other people’s” dream.

 

The raging pandemic has brought Shanghai to a standstill. The city’s former vibrancy and bustle have given way to a quiet, somber stillness. Twenty-five million Shanghai residents have embraced a slower, homebound pace of life. Meanwhile, there is a group of people who move tirelessly through every corner of the city—those we affectionately call “Dabai.” They are the white-clad angels who march against the tide, the frontline warriors fighting the epidemic.

On April 4, Shanghai launched its first citywide nucleic acid testing campaign. Thirty thousand of the city’s most skilled medical personnel were deployed, and medical teams from across the country have also arrived to support Shanghai.

At the testing station in the Yiyu Park on Pujiang Road, people were lining up in an orderly fashion, waiting for nucleic acid tests. Suddenly, a group of “big whites” arrived—fully geared up, clad in protective suits, masks, and face shields. The crowd was puzzled and surprised: they usually see just one or two medical staff conducting tests, so why were there so many today? What had happened?

Don’t worry—these aren’t the White Walkers; they’re employees of Jiabulitong. Like you, they’re here to get nucleic acid tests. Wearing protective gear not only safeguards themselves but also protects others. To ensure the smooth and orderly production of customer orders and epidemic‑prevention supplies, Jiabulitong’s staff moved into the factory in early March and have been on site for a full month now. To better safeguard their health and safety, Jiabulitong provides every on‑site employee with a complete set of personal protective equipment.

 

 

 

During the pandemic lockdowns, scrambling for groceries became part of everyday life. Countless groups—big and small—spent their days debating: “Did you manage to grab some veggies today?” or “Where can I buy vegetables and fruit?”

Some people miss coffee, others miss beer with fried chicken, and still others long for the days when they could enjoy snacks and fruit whenever they wanted. Then there’s a group of folks who’ve truly achieved that kind of freedom—snack freedom and fruit freedom. Don’t believe it? Just take a look.

 

 

 

 

There’s also a well‑balanced three‑meal plan, with antigen tests twice daily—morning and evening—and a nucleic acid test once a day. From healthy eating to safety precautions, nothing is left out.

This is a team that’s good-looking, highly capable, knows how to relax—and even better at getting things done. When it comes to work, they leave no room for half-measures.

Daily shipment volumes are high, and with some colleagues working from home, staffing is tight. Employees stationed at the factory—regardless of role, level, or whether it’s day or night—are racing against the clock, all pulling their weight.

 

 

 

“Are you afraid of the epidemic?” “I’m afraid.”

“Is it hard?” “It’s hard.”

“Do you miss your family?” “I do.”

“Are you happy?” “Happy, at peace, and fulfilled.”

Who wouldn’t envy a team like this, a company like this?

 


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