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A Post-00s Female Engineer Overhauls the Workplace
A Post-00s Female Engineer Overhauls the Workplace Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a 22-year-old algorithm engineer, faces three workplace nightmares on her first day: a senior colleague shifting blame to her, a boss forcing “fruitless overtime,” and coworkers giving her the cold shoulder. But this Post-00s girl refuses to “endure in silence”—she uses code logs to expose the blame-shifting lie, turns “overtime KPIs” into “on-time departure vouchers” with an AI solution, and even fixes a long-standing tech bug for the colleague who isolated her. When the “troublemaker” becomes the “workplace savior,” Lin Xiaoman uses her professionalism and straightforwardness to tear apart unwritten rules, bringing the压抑 office back to “merit-based fairness” and making everyone wonder: Can the workplace have a different way of living?
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