Kodak Corporation in the United States needs someone to work in a dark room when manufacturing photosensitive materials. However, when a person with normal vision enters the dark room, it feels at a loss as if the driver is driving an out of control vehicle. In response to this situation, a manager came up with a whim and suggested that : "The blind are accustomed to living in the dark. If blind people are allowed to do this kind of work, it will definitely improve their work efficiency. " So Kodak's decision-maker ordered: Replace all the staff in the dark room with blind people. Working in the dark room, blind people far better Overcoming ordinary people improves labor efficiency. Kodak s clever use of the blind not only increases the company s profits, but also establishes a good image for the company. Many high-quality college students, graduate students and professionals are scrambling to compete. Work for Kodak. What does this text mean? ['Kodak is good at employing people, turning weaknesses into strengths.', 'Kodak has a good business, killing two birds with one stone.', 'How Kodak shapes corporate image.', 'Blind people are sometimes far better than ordinary people.']