WeChat rewards everyone with a top-of-the-line iPhone. Zhang Xiaolong: The year-end bonus is so high that it might scare everyone.

Although the overall situation in 2018 is not good, various companies are laying off employees or making adjustments, and Tencent's stock price continues to fall, but WeChat employees' year-end bonuses this year are still worth looking forward to.

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WeChat held its annual meeting in Guangzhou today. WeChat distributed random red packets ranging from 1,888 to 5,888 yuan to all employees. In addition, each employee received an iPhone XS Max (512G).

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There are even rumors that the year-end bonus for a department at WeChat is 2 billion, or 2.8 million per person.

In this regard, Tencent Public Relations Director Zhang Jun said that everyone in the circle of friends today is worried about the year-end bonuses of WeChat employees. My friends immediately checked their bank cards, haha.

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"But, don't get excited. What I want to tell you is that the year-end bonus has indeed increased. I don't know how much it will be, and it hasn't been distributed yet. 2.8 million per person? That's impossible. Wake up!"

An insider revealed to Leidi.com that Zhang Xiaolong told WeChat employees that it doesn’t matter what the gift package is at the end of the year, what’s important is that the bonus package is bigger. A lot of people resigned this year, so those who stayed are even more valuable.

"I have a big surprise for everyone. I'm sure you will have some insight into next week's bonus package."

Zhang Xiaolong also said that in addition to the normal bonus package, WeChat also has a growth part as a bonus package for everyone this year.

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"We are the first group to receive this policy, and I feel the support of Pony and Martin. I won't tell you the details, for fear of scaring you."

It is reported that many WeChat employees shared photos of the scene in their Moments today, and many people forwarded a sentence: "Only expectations can not be disappointed. Because you see it, so he is there."

Source: Lei Di Touch the Internet, Wall Street Journal columnist