Rebirth 79, starting from making my ex-wife regret

Sister Huang is a scientist with outstanding achievements in the fields of computers and semiconductors, and is also one of the founders of the Computer Research Institute.

In addition to monthly salary and bonuses, you can also receive a senior technical personnel allowance specially awarded by the superior competent department.

Now, Fang Lin actually persuaded Sister Huang to give up her iron rice bowl and go to work in his collective enterprise.

Many people have applied for unpaid leave, but only a few have lost their iron rice bowl.

Sister Huang was silent for a few seconds and then said, "Xiao Fang, can you tell me in detail what you think?"

Fang Lin looked at Secretary Liu.

Secretary Liu smiled bitterly and said, "How about I go out and have a cigarette?"

"Secretary Liu, you misunderstood. What I am going to say next may be a little taboo. I am afraid it will..."

"There are so many taboos these days, so feel free to tell me."

Secretary Liu smiled freely.

Secretary Liu would not tell Fang Lin anything he wanted to say to comfort him, even if the words were offensive.

Secretary Liu joked, "Just treat me as a transparent person. I also want to hear what outrageous words you can say."

Hearing this, Fang Lin said sternly, "Sister Huang, there are some things I won't tell you. I'm sure you know them better than me. Even if the institute didn't cancel your project today and the project didn't have enough funding, even if you and your colleagues worked day and night to tackle the technical problems, I don't think you would be able to achieve new technological breakthroughs in eight or ten years."

"No matter how many words are said, the word 'money' can sum up all the problems. The country is short of money, and the research institutes below are also short of money."

"Although having a stable job is good, it also has its limitations. No matter what you do, you have to follow the instructions of your superiors. If your technology is discontinued, even if the relevant researchers try their best to change the situation, it will be difficult."

Then, Fang Lin began his harsh remarks.

If you leave the state-owned system and work in a private enterprise, many situations will be completely different.

Fang Lin has the ability to obtain funds from multiple channels, and is even more capable of turning scientific research results into economic benefits.

It bluntly points out the biggest problem of state-owned and private scientific research institutions.

All research conducted by the former depends entirely on funding from above.

The subordinate scientific research units will use the same amount of funds given by the directly affiliated departments this year.

Leave aside miscellaneous expenses.

How much of the remaining funds can be invested in technological research?

And scientific research institutes are not production units.

State-owned companies and factories have their own production lines, workshops and more autonomy.

Ability to obtain external funds by earning foreign exchange through commodities.

The only way for scientific research institutes to obtain external funds is through the following tertiary industry enterprises.

Once the tertiary industry enterprises are not profitable, the unit will also lose external income.

Sister Huang said nothing, and Secretary Liu had a wry smile on his face.

Although Fang Lin had already said it very tactfully.

The meaning he wanted to express was still clearly conveyed to the ears of the two.

Major state-owned research institutes lack both sufficient funds and the ability to generate profits.

Everything depends on financial allocation from higher authorities.

With more funding, more projects can be carried out. Once the financial funding begins to be reduced, a large number of projects will inevitably be cancelled.

With funding at risk, it is questionable whether scientific research institutions can maintain normal operations.

What Fang Lin expressed was nothing more than eight words: the system of scientific research institutes is rigid and there are too many people for the work.

If other people heard this, Fang Lin would be condemned by everyone.

Show off the advantages of private enterprises and individual businesses.

It is indeed somewhat outrageous to criticize the existing problems in scientific research institutes.

Sister Huang pursed her lips and said, "Xiao Fang, besides me, do you hope that other researchers can also stay in your Xiaxin Company?"

Fang Lin said without hesitation: "Personally, the more scientific and technical personnel who can join the small group, the better. I'm not afraid of you two laughing at me, but I have a big appetite for scientific and technical personnel. I only worry about not having enough of them, not too many."

"Xiaxin Company covers all the scientific researchers' food, clothing, housing and transportation. If there are no supporting living facilities, our company will build them for them."

"Housing, children's schooling, medical insurance, holiday supplies, in short, whatever the state-owned units can provide, Xiaxin Company can also provide."

By 1982, economic reform was moving in a faster and better direction.

Throughout the 1980s, Xia's annual foreign exchange reserves and economic growth shocked countries around the world.

But behind the great economic development are the difficult times for scientific researchers.

The dispute that occurred in the Computer Research Institute is not an isolated case.

Before this, a large number of scientific research institutes have chosen to completely cancel a series of scientific research projects that had just started or were halfway through.

Everything must give way to economic development. Projects that cannot generate economic value are all useless research.

Selling tea eggs is better than making atomic bombs.

I would rather marry a self-employed stall owner than a scientific researcher who gets a fixed salary.

These words and these things will become common in the future.

"Xiao Fang, can I give you an answer later?"

Sister Huang looked hesitant.

Fang Lin said: "No matter how many promises I make now, not everyone will believe me, Sister Huang, time will prove everything."

"All the scientific and technical personnel who enter Xiaxin Company will receive several times more salary than now. The monthly bonuses and funding for scientific research will also surprise everyone."

Sister Huang nodded thoughtfully.

If everything Fang Lin described could become a reality, what would it matter if he lost his iron rice bowl?

It is Sister Huang's lifelong pursuit to help Xia achieve technological revitalization and do everything possible to narrow the technological gap between Xia and the West.

Everything else is secondary.

But while Sister Huang thinks so, other researchers may not think so too.

Food, clothing, housing, transportation, eating, drinking, defecating and urinating not only affect ordinary people, but are also issues that scientific research backbones must face.

Let’s go to Fang Lin’s company first.

If everything is as Fang Lin said, I am really willing to give the greatest care and support to scientific researchers.

Sister Huang had no problem with this and was willing to cooperate with Fang Lin to persuade those scientific researchers that Fang Lin liked to join Xia Xin Company.

Secretary Liu patted Fang's shoulder meaningfully and said, "Comrade Fang Lin, Mr. Wu and I will wait and see the economic miracle and scientific research achievements created by your company."

Having been with Mr. Wu for a long time, Secretary Liu also has his own insights on economic reform.

It is not difficult to tell whether Fang Lin's words are empty promises or sincere ones from the bottom of his heart.

Regarding the development prospects of economic reform, Mr. Wu and the old leader have the same view: cross the river by feeling the stones and never be afraid of falling.

After falling, get up, rub the wound and keep moving forward, you will always find the right way out.