Aunt: "Thank you, Shuangshuang. Your junior brother should continue working at the pharmaceutical factory."
"Yes, but if he wants to inherit your profession, he is not yet at the level of a pharmacist and will need someone to mentor him."
I know that.
Also, your junior colleague said she wants to be your secretary.
Bai Shuang was speechless. "No, she can't do it."
Let her choose a more practical job that she can handle.
Why don't you study pharmacology or medicine? The Bai family has resources in that area.
Learning internal management is also an option, but you'll have to start from scratch, work your way up from the bottom, and have someone mentor you.
You know nothing, yet you're always dreaming of instant success. There's no such thing as a free lunch.
Bai Shuang waited a moment, but when she didn't hear a reply, she hung up.
Just kidding, do you think the positions here are easy to fill and anyone can do them?
My junior sister is ignorant, but doesn't my master's wife understand?
Uncle Mike is capable enough to take on a responsibility, so it's perfectly reasonable to arrange a higher-level job for him.
My junior colleague's job is well-suited to studying pharmaceuticals.
But before the disaster, my junior sister was a high school student who had no experience in public administration.
Even though I attended high school abroad, I'm not very familiar with Chinese characters.
Bai Shuang's secretaries and assistants were mostly base chiefs or similar figures, who were all provincial-level leaders before the disaster.
Their experience and abilities are the result of years of accumulation; once they get started, they can work independently and be of great help.
For example, when Zuo Jia was in charge of transportation, he established a complete system as soon as he took over, and not only were all the roads planned in an orderly manner.
Even future transportation development has been planned.
Their speed and ability were astonishing, even to Bai Shuang. Even if Bai Shuang were to do it herself, she might not be able to do it as well.
However, in the position of Bai Shuang, one does not need to be proficient in everything.
What she needs is someone who can grasp the overall situation, organize and coordinate effectively, make decisions, know how to use people wisely, and has strategic planning abilities.
Take Mr. Hong for example. Actually, Bai Shuang didn't think highly of him at first. On that small island, dozens of his men had caused trouble.
But later, faced with the abandoned soil and harsh weather, even with the addition of spiritual spring water, it was not easy to make Bai Shuang thrive.
The soil in that field was so compacted that it couldn't be broken even by tapping.
But they planted trees one by one, and one seedling at a time, growing early crops.
Not only do they have management skills, but they are also hardworking and dedicated.
Could my junior sister do that?
If a junior female student is appointed as secretary, it would be nepotism and disregard for the base.
People will laugh at you.
Bai Jiu and Xiao Zhao held onto the puppy, waiting for her to finish her phone call.
Bai Jiu: "Miss, would your aunt like my junior sister to be your secretary?"
"Yes, do you think it's possible?"
Bai Jiu shook his head, pulled the puppy and walked outside, and Bai Shuang followed them out to see the excitement.
Not far from the residential area, there was an open space where Xiao Zhao set up many obstacles and then shouted slogans to get the four puppies to try jumping over the hurdles.
The puppy was only two months old and not very big, but the obstacles they set were very high.
Bai Shuang originally thought that she would reward the puppy after it overcame one obstacle, but she didn't expect that they would have to overcome all the obstacles before they could eat.
The puppy didn't eat tonight.
Surprisingly, however, they are exceptionally brave.
If you can't get over it, you fall down, get up, and try again, becoming more and more courageous with each challenge.
"Little Zhao, as expected of a snow leopard's child, is indeed brave."
Ten minutes passed, and none of the four kids had completely crossed the threshold.
Bai Shuang felt sorry for him, as he fell countless times but didn't earn a single bite to eat.
"Aren't the obstacles you've set too difficult?"
Bai Chang also said, "If the snow leopards were here, they would definitely fight us."
Xiao Zhao said, "It's precisely because they're not here that we need to train the puppies properly."
Before long, a crowd of onlookers had gathered around. At this time, everyone had finished get off work and came over to watch the commotion.
Half an hour passed, and they still hadn't overcome a single obstacle. They were still young, and their strength was gradually waning.
At this time, you should not feed them, otherwise it will lead them astray.
They believe that if they don't successfully cross the gap, they will get food, so they will stop cooperating with the training.
During the rest period, Bai Shuang still couldn't bear it and gave each of them a small bowl of spiritual spring water.
Animals are particularly sensitive to this kind of spiritual thing. They even licked the little bowl clean, and each of them opened their cute little eyes, begging for more from Bai Shuang.
Goat milk and the like cannot be shown to the public.
After resting for a while, the four little ones started training again.
Perhaps it was the effect of the spiritual spring water, but they performed even more fiercely than before, drawing cheers from the surrounding crowd.
Although it was already dark, everyone was reluctant to leave.
Finally, the second child successfully crossed the gap and became the first to eat the beef jerky.
The other three, seeing that he had eaten the food, all jumped down again in a rush.
Then, the third child successfully crossed over, and the eldest child successfully crossed over, and they both got to eat the delicious food as they wished.
Only the youngest one didn't cross over. When it was born, it was smaller than the other three and never dared to climb over, so it was also weaker.
Although Bai Shuang felt sorry for it, it couldn't be fed since it hadn't successfully crossed the gap.
In the end, I couldn't bear to watch anymore, so I lowered the barrier a little.
When it started again, it finally crossed the gap, and Xiao Si jumped for joy, then came to Bai Shuang to beg for food.
After the training was over, the group took the puppy back home, and the others dispersed.
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