The richest man started taking advantage of loopholes after joining Alibaba.

The thing Mr. Ma regrets most in his life is sending Lin Che that P7 offer.
On the surface, Lin Che is Alibaba's most popular product expert, always talking about "empowerment" and "closed loop," and his PPT presentations are more impressive than anyone else's, earning him the deep trust of senior management.
In reality, he was a complete "parasite of the big factory".
Using the unlimited promotional budget of the "Laiwang" APP, he transferred money from one pocket to another, enriching the advertising agency he controlled.
Leveraging the massive traffic generated during "Double Eleven," he secretly supported his own e-commerce brand, turning it into an industry unicorn.
Taking advantage of insider information about the group's strategic mergers and acquisitions, he invested in the target company three months in advance, earning a billion dollars with great difficulty.
Years later, Alibaba went public and rang the bell.
A reporter asked Lin Che, the richest man in Hong Kong, "What's the secret to your success?"
Looking at the ashen-faced former bosses below the stage, Lin Che said calmly, "Thank you, Alibaba. It taught me that salary is just pocket money, and turning the company's assets into your own is what true equity incentives are all about."