00:00 Master-class guest appearance: What kind of person is the real Chen Zhiyun?
01:25 Is it true that "all your wishes come true"? You will attract people who are similar to yourself
02:46 The results suddenly improved by leaps and bounds, even stemming from a promise to my mother
04:32 Why did I accidentally get into Civil Service Officer when I only wanted to practice for the exam?
05:42 What are the requirements for being an AO? The five abilities are indispensable
07:24 "Not looking for reasons, but looking for ways" Chen Zhiyun's principle of doing things
09:15 Graduated with first class honors, but first job was publicly approved in English
10:45 From wanting to hide and cry, to proactively expecting your boss to pick faults
12:14 Meeting minutes aren’t just minutes? It turns out that it can affect the course of things
12:55 There is only one choice between a nerd and a lazy man, why does he not hesitate to choose a nerd?
14:06 Do civil servants really only "knit sweaters at work"? The system is the problem
15:22 Why has departments working in isolation become the most difficult dilemma for large institutions to crack?
16:20 Workplace collaboration getting harder? The problem may start at the very top
17:18 The first thing Chen Zhiyun blames for his subordinates not doing well is even himself
19:58 Which boss has the most impact? He appreciates people who dare to tell the truth to their boss the most
21:35 A "good morning" reveals the wisdom in dealing with others that his mother left him
24:09 The future is stable, step by step, why suddenly left the government to join the station?
25:40 Wanted to look back after changing jobs: How did you survive the first six months of losing your sense of security?
26:52 He really never regretted giving up his lifetime pension?
27:45 Why are high-paid talent immediately eliminated after fighting only for thousands of dollars in benefits?
31:48 Don’t be afraid that your subordinates will be better than you: What is the real way to employ people?
33:36 What is the management wisdom behind never justifying immediately when scolded by your boss?
36:02 Why are most meetings wasting time? 15 minutes is actually enough
38:12 Airborne TVB was ridiculed as "invincible in the world, do it is powerless" How to fight back?
40:43 Why does "Chi Yun Dinner" attract jealousy? He still insisted on walking to the front of the screen
43:50 A good interview doesn’t rely on a list of questions: what really matters is listening and following up
46:24 What is the most difficult thing about dealing with your boss?

Host: Hui Min Cheung (Sister Son)
Guest: Chi-yun Chan
Director: Eddie Lui
Venue: Telicious (尖沙咀 Hillwood Road, 34-36 G/F)

In this episode of "Conversation with Son", I invite Mr. Chan Chi-yun to review his life journey over the years. From school days, joining the government to become a civil servant, to leaving a stable job and entering the world of business and media, behind every important decision is not luck, but a clear set of life beliefs.

In the interview, he candidly shares how he faces failure, accepts criticism, builds self-confidence, and why he has always believed that "there is always a way to solve problems." He also unreservedly shares the philosophy of managing a team, believing that a true leader should first take responsibility instead of passing it to his subordinates;

In addition to the ups and downs in my career, I also hope to understand Chan Chi-yun behind the success. Thus, we talk about the impact of his mother on his life, how people get along with each other, and how he views trust, integrity, and values. He shared many little-known stories that showed us that what a successful person really accumulates is not only his position and achievements, but also the personality and cultivation built up throughout his life.

Of course, I also talked to him about the transformations at different stages of life. From government to business, from behind the scenes to the front, how does he adjust his mindset in the face of questions, pressures and challenges from the outside world? How do you view the development opportunities for young people today? He remains open-minded about the future, believing that there is never an end to learning and that every stage of his life can start over as long as he remains curious and enthusiastic.

If you are at a crossroads in your life, a period of career transition, or looking to improve your leadership skills and way of thinking, I believe this episode of the interview will bring you a lot of inspiration. I hope that through Chen Zhiyun's sincere sharing, we can rethink: what really determines a person's achievements is never the circumstances, but the attitude and values ​​​​held in the face of every choice.

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