Chapter 2007 Smiling

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"Boss, the contract is signed." Melissa handed the contract to Qin Feng.

"Not bad. I think in a few years, the three major operators may have a headache." Qin Feng said with a smile.

"They didn't expect that a company as young as ours could actually teach them a lesson!" Melissa also had a smile on her face.

Generally speaking, when cooperating with large companies, small companies suffer.

Big companies never suffer, they always take advantage.

After all, large companies have many resources, are large in size, and have abundant funds, so they naturally have the capital to negotiate.

But now, they are taking advantage.

From this point of view, it was an unexpected surprise.

"But boss, you need to talk to Harvard about this. Although we have made a plan like this, we haven't talked to the school yet. It's not appropriate for us to go. Only you can go!" Melissa said.

Qin Feng nodded.

Afterwards, Qin Feng went to the principal's office with the contract.

"You're here again!" The principal had a headache when he saw Qin Feng.

This student is very smart and a genius, but he is also troublesome and a troublemaker.

Fortunately, Harvard is not as trouble-free as other colleges.

Don't be afraid of students who are in trouble, as long as the student is really talented, and the trouble is not caused by his own bad habits, but by breaking secular rules.

Harvard is not averse to this kind of trouble.

Of course, from the academy’s point of view, there is support. But personally, it will naturally give me a headache.

"Principal, this is a good thing!" Qin Feng said with a smile.

"A good thing? Don't smile so happily. Let's talk about it first!" The principal looked unbelieving.

What good can this guy do? I always felt like there was an evil aura about him.

"Principal, I know that I caused you a lot of trouble in the past, so I also want to give back to the college." Qin Feng looked serious.

"Qin Feng, I think you still want to talk about the important point." The principal said directly.

This guy's polite words and compliments are full of traps.

He is not fooled.

"That's right, I've been thinking, what is the most important thing for a student?" Qin Feng said to himself, "Is it learning or applying what you have learned?"

The principal remained silent.

This guy's words are obviously coming from behind.

Apply what you have learned so that you will not fall into this trap. I am not one to flatter myself.

"Of course we need to apply what we have learned. But how can we apply what we have learned so that after we graduate from here, we can become the elite of society and be able to work in the workplace?" Qin Feng looked serious.

"What do you want to do?" the principal couldn't help but ask.

"It's very simple. I found a way for some students to apply what they have learned," Qin Feng said.

"What way?" The principal was really curious now.

"Go directly to the battlefield!" Qin Feng said.

"Qin Feng, although this is the best way to apply what you have learned, no company will let a student without practical work experience directly accept a project." The principal said very sensibly, "No company is willing to . In that way, if you mess up, the cost will be too high. Sometimes, it may even ruin the company's prospects. Even if the graduate is a Harvard student."

Even Harvard students need to go through some internships and practice before they can thrive in the workplace.

At that time, it was time for Harvard students to show their talents.

Before that, Harvard graduates, like other college graduates, were working as interns.

There is no obvious difference between the two.

"My company is willing!" Qin Feng said with a smile.

"You?" The principal looked suspicious, "Don't expect students from the school to volunteer for you!"

"No, I really took on an important project." Qin Feng said seriously, "It's not like volunteering. I'm paying for it now. And the salary must be at least 20% higher than the average salary in the industry!"

The principal nodded. He knew this.

His connivance with Qin Feng is, in a sense, Qin Feng's provision of a large number of employment internship opportunities for Harvard students.

And it’s for wages. And the pay is pretty good.

Since it is an on-campus company, it is a nominally on-campus company, so students from any country can work without visa restrictions.

Otherwise, students cannot work.

"But I can only provide such an opportunity to students in certain specialized fields." Qin Feng said.

"What department?" the principal asked.

"Department of Law." Qin Feng said with a grin, "I will prepare to acquire a large number of copyrights, which will inevitably involve some lawsuits. At that time, I will hand over these lawsuits directly to the fresh graduates and let them execute them. If it fails, I Don’t blame them. Just think that they failed their graduation thesis. If they win, I will give them a celebration banquet."

The principal rolled his eyes after hearing this.

"You're just a freeloader, asking people to work for you in vain!" the principal complained, "Wait, you failed, and you failed your graduation thesis? You guy, you actually took the idea directly to our college. .”

"Principal, if not, how can they try their best! And there is no shortcut to such a lawsuit. It is impossible to plagiarize from the Internet, so that academic misconduct can be avoided as much as possible." Qin Feng said with a grin.

In the West, academic misconduct is very serious.

Just touch and a hearing will be called.

Of course, usually at the hearing, the principal has your conclusive evidence and just gives you a chance to appeal. It usually fails.

Without evidence, the school will not hold a hearing.

And the penalties are often severe. Generally, the result of this subject will be cancelled, unless you touch it very slightly. How minor is it? For example, if you cite a certain paper, but when you cite the last references, which are the reference sources, you directly copy them, then this is very minor. In this case, points will most likely be deducted.

For the rest, your grades for this assignment will be cancelled, or you will fail this subject. In more serious cases, you will be fired directly.

This is something that many international students from China cannot adapt to. The penalties for this kind of academic misconduct in China are relatively light. Therefore, this kind of academic misconduct after going abroad eventually leads to the largest number of people in China getting student visas every year, and the largest number of students having their student visas cancelled.

Of course, some situations are also due to different national conditions. For example, plagiarism in the examination room. You are a top student. If you finish writing, you accidentally let people around you plagiarize your answers. In the end, if you are found out, as a top student, you will also be punished.

Because the Western Code of Academic Integrity requires everyone to protect their academic information from being leaked. If you have been plagiarized, it means you have not protected yourself well. If it cannot be proven that you have no subjective intention to prevent others from plagiarizing, then you are involved in cheating in the examination room. Even your behavior is worse than that of a plagiarist.

"Principal, how good do you think my proposal is! In this way, every graduating class in the future will not be afraid of cheating on their papers!" Qin Feng said with a smile.

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