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“It’s extremely important to follow a good company! He Xiaopeng: My first job led to the company’s listing in just 3 months.”

2026-09-04 08:00 Cybersecurity 🔥 17.4 heat score
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He Xiaopeng revealed that during his first job, the company went public in just three months. This information comes from a rolling report on the TechWeb platform, focusing on the speed of the company’s development during his personal career.

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Following a great company is extremely important! He Xiaoqing: My first job went public within three months.

# It’s extremely important to follow a good company! He Xiaopeng: My first job led to the company’s listing in just 3 months According to a report by Quick Technology on September 4th, He Xiaopeng discussed his first job with the well-known talk show host Li Dan during the “Mutual Attention” series. In the program, He Xiaopeng recalled his entry into AsiaInfo Technology Company after graduating in 1999. This company, founded by young people from Tsinghua and Peking Universities, played a key role in establishing China’s internet infrastructure at that time, and it was also the second company in China to go public overseas. Just three months after joining the company, it went public. He received for the first time a piece of paper showing the number of shares he owned. “At that time, those shares were very valuable; they could even buy a house.” From this, He Xiaopeng realized how important it is to follow a good company. But what’s more crucial is the trend. At that time, he didn’t yet see the internet as the future; he simply considered AsiaInfo a unique foreign-funded enterprise, run by Chinese people. However, based on his keen judgment of industry development, He Xiaopeng believed that mobile internet would be the next opportunity. So in 2004, at the age of 27, He Xiaopeng left AsiaInfo and brought in his college friend Liang Jie…