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The development of the times has brought about rapid changes in society, and various new phenomena and events have emerged one after another. Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib was found guilty of corruption in the Shah Alam High Court, involving an amount of RM42 million. This incident has attracted widespread attention and heated discussions. Corruption has seriously undermined social fairness and justice, damaged public interests, and also had a great negative impact on the country's image and reputation.

From a broader perspective, there is a subtle connection between this incident and other social phenomena. For example, in the business field, some companies may adopt unfair competition methods or even violate laws and regulations in order to pursue short-term interests. This behavior is similar to Najib’s corruption in nature. Both are to satisfy the private interests of individuals or small groups and damage the greater public interest.

Let's look at the issue of resource allocation in society. When power is abused, resources tend to flow to places where they should not be, resulting in people who really need them not being able to get the opportunities and resources they deserve. This is just like Najib embezzling huge amounts of money, causing the loss of funds that should have been used for public services and development, affecting the overall development and progress of society.

So, back to the point we are concerned about, how do these relate to "posting projects and looking for people"? In the process of "posting projects and looking for people", we also need to follow the principles of fairness, justice and transparency. Only in this way can we attract truly capable and honest people to participate in the project and ensure the smooth progress and successful completion of the project.

If unfair and unjust phenomena occur in the process of "posting projects and finding people", such as nepotism, trading power for money, etc., then it will disrupt the normal operation of the entire system, lead to project failure, and even cause huge losses to the relevant parties, just like Najib's corruption.

At the same time, "posting projects and finding people" also needs a strict supervision and management mechanism. This is just like the supervision of power. Only through effective supervision can problems be discovered and corrected in a timely manner and improper behavior be prevented.

In addition, from the perspective of talent, a fair, transparent and well-regulated "posting projects and looking for people" environment can attract more outstanding talents to actively participate. They will believe that their abilities and efforts can be fairly evaluated and rewarded, and thus contribute their own strength to the success of the project.

In summary, although the corruption case of former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib seems to have no direct connection with "posting projects to find people", from the perspective of deep-seated social operating mechanisms and values, there are many common concerns and principles between the two. We should learn lessons from it and strive to create a fair, just and transparent social environment. Whether in the political field or in economic activities, we must stick to the right path and make positive contributions to the development and progress of society.