It was with that 300 acres of land that Wang Gongquan was promoted to general manager of Xiugang Industrial Company half a year later, even though it was just a leather company with only 50,000 yuan in capital.

However, it is no longer realistic to continue to survive in the field of mobile phones. It is better to invest all resources in the upcoming VR industry, at least the competition has not yet entered the Red Sea.These four reasons happen to involve production, technology, market and operations, and are the core elements of an enterprise. However, HTC failed to grasp the initiative at any point.

The development of the VR industry is hindered. Vive has strong competitors, and there are still many unknowns about HTC's future development. In addition to market share, there are other factors hindering the development of the VR industry: First, it is price.Therefore, when Wang Xuehong led HTC to switch to VR, it did not mean that we must pursue VR with a gambler's mentality, but it came to a time when we had to make a choice.If these problems cannot be solved, or continue to copy the operating model of HTC mobile phones, HTC Vive will face the same problems mentioned above in its future development.

Wang Xuehong said that the VR industry will explode in two years. I wonder if the market size of 20 billion US dollars can bring a small climax to the development of the VR industry.In fact, since 2015, there have been constant rumors about HTC laying off employees and selling factories, but I didn’t expect that it would end in this way.

HTC is fully committed to the field of VR. If it can make Vive the industry leader in the future, it will still have a great chance of counterattack in the future.

The primary issue HTC faces now is the survival of the company, so the first thing it should consider is how to survive.Team members don't want to let each other down, but also want to help each other, which promotes the formation of a good team.

In the next five years, the prediction accuracy rate of contemporary "super predictors" may reach 85%, and a greater leap will be made after combining with big data.Because we have to take into account not only economic and rational factors that affect us, but all social factors that come into play.

While no one person can make a 100% accurate prediction, research has shown that some people are significantly better than others at predicting outcomes.The role of emotion in decision-making is extremely complex, and it is even more incorrect to simply divide emotion and rationality into two.