Ren Donglai paused for a moment, then swallowed hard. "Marketing Manager?"
“That’s right, it’s about expanding the market. They say they’ll take people directly to get orders.” Li Chengbing nodded vigorously.
"Is that a salesperson?" one of the technicians asked doubtfully.
Ren Donglai put down his wine glass. "I used to be a salesman. Looking back now, I realize that time was much easier and more fulfilling."
The other technicians didn't say anything, they just poured drinks and clinked glasses with the factory manager.
Li Chengbing let out a burp. "Director Ren, it's just a matter of whether you go or not. Just say the word."
He didn't agree with what they said. Who cares about being a salesperson? These days, as long as you don't break the law and earn money through your own abilities, that's good enough.
"Okay!" Ren Donglai picked up his wine glass, took a sip, and readily agreed.
He felt a surge of joy when he recalled that day in the office when Li Chengbing's comrades tidied up Cheng Nong and his bodyguards.
With someone like that by your side, how could you possibly not have a chance to succeed in the future?
Leaving Guangzhou is a good thing; he didn't want to listen to his colleagues' ridicule here anyway.
Li Chengbing took out an agreement directly from the black plastic bag and handed it to Ren Donglai.
He hadn't seen the agreement, but Lin Ziyan said that as long as Director Ren agreed, she could sign it for him.
Ren Donglai took the agreement, read it quickly, and his pupils contracted.
this…
The benefits in this agreement are better than those in his current position.
Moreover, his brow twitched whenever he saw the commission rate.
…
Lin Ziyan was already on the train when she took out the agreement to look at it.
Lu Yun Shen glanced at it, a hint of doubt flashing in his eyes.
After she finished reading it, she handed the agreement to Sister Fang.
"You were recruiting technicians, so why did you recruit a sales manager too?" Mu Fang was confused but had no objection to the contents of the agreement.
Now she admires Lin Ziyan. If you want your employees to work hard, you have to pay them enough.
People like Wei Ting are now almost always either delivering goods or on their way to deliver goods.
The employees at Hairun Electrical Appliances City are highly motivated every day, and they receive extra bonuses if their individual sales exceed a certain amount on a given day.
"We can't just open one electronics store."
"Ideally, we could turn it into a brand and expand nationwide," Lin Ziyan said, raising an eyebrow slightly.
"Sister Qiuying, have you ever thought that Hai County might not exist anymore, and it might just be Fu City instead?"
She looked at Lu Qiuying and smiled faintly.
Lu Qiuying, "..."
This was proposed by the Urban Planning Department during her last meeting before she was suspended from her post.
Fukushi was to expand outwards, and the county and town where the port was located were the first to be included in the expansion area.
Fang Jie pursed her lips slightly, "Actually, it only takes an hour to drive from the new highway to the city center now, and the city expansion should be in the planning stage."
"You guys are really good at guessing." Lu Qiuying instantly realized what was going on; she thought she had accidentally let something slip.
When the highway connecting the city to the port was first opened, many colleagues in the Ministry of Foreign Trade speculated about the decision made by the higher authorities.
The land plots near that highway have been almost completely auctioned off, which the land management department finds strange.
Why are so many people rushing to acquire land along that highway?
Now that I think about it, I guess any businessperson with a bit of sense would have seen through the city's intentions long ago.
The clanging and banging sounds continued, unlike when they arrived, and the group was eager to return home.
The sky was as black as if ink had been splashed on it; the stars were obscured by dark clouds, and even the moon was hidden in the clouds.
In the dead of night, the sounds of frogs and cicadas blend together in Haibi Village.
Jiaojiao and Xiaoxiao were sleeping soundly in Lin Ziyan's bed.
Suddenly, a sharp bark came from the yard.
Jiaojiao suddenly opened her eyes and shook her second sister Xiaoxiao awake.
"Second sister, our wolfhound is barking." Just as she finished speaking, she heard the door to the next room open and the light outside come on.
Xiaoxiao rubbed her eyes, looking completely bewildered.
"Wolfhound?" she murmured.
Jiaojiao climbed out of bed and put on her slippers. "You forgot? Zhouzhou's father brought these over tonight; they were from my brother-in-law's friend."
She pulled a stool to the window, climbed up, and looked outside.
"Jiaojiao, be careful not to fall."
Jiaojiao rubbed her eyes and nodded vigorously.
Grandma had already taken a flashlight downstairs, and the light at the door was on.
"Second sister, there are two dark figures..."
"Little Black can guard the yard now." Jiaojiao smiled, her eyes crinkling.
Xiaoxiao facepalmed. That big, strong wolfhound was named Xiao Hei by her younger sister.
Jiaojiao waited for a while and saw that the dog had already crawled into its bed to sleep. She got off the stool and quickly climbed onto the bed.
"Second sister, go to sleep. I said I'll be back tomorrow to make mooncakes." Jiaojiao smiled and her eyes sparkled.
At that moment, two dark figures disappeared into the bamboo forest on the dirt road in the village.
"When did the Lin family start keeping wolfhounds?"
"How should I know? It wasn't there when I scouted the location last night."
"So we're just going to go back empty-handed?"
The sound gradually faded away...
The next day, it was broad daylight.
Sunlight streamed into the Lin family's courtyard, making the leaves of the grape trellis seem to be coated with a layer of golden light.
Grandma Lin sat in the yard picking beans.
As if by prior arrangement, Aunt Huang and Aunt Chen arrived at the Lin family's house carrying mooncakes they had bought from town.
Jiaojiao lay on the edge of the water tank, watching the small fish at the bottom.
"Mid-Autumn Festival is still half a month away, why are you buying mooncakes now this year?" Lin Atai looked at the mooncakes on the stone table, shook her head and smiled.
Normally, people would only go to town to buy mooncakes on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
This year, sales started early, and since villagers have some extra money, everyone seems to have agreed beforehand to buy mooncakes as gifts.
I heard there are several shops in town selling mooncake gift boxes now.
"If we don't buy them now, they won't be as delicious as these by Mid-Autumn Festival." Aunt Huang brought over a bag of small apples, which were small, crisp, and sweet.
This is a new type of apple, and her son, Tiger, kept insisting on buying it; otherwise, she wouldn't have been willing to part with it.
Jiaojiao turned around to greet them and then looked at the water tank again.
She didn't want to eat the takeout mooncakes; she wanted to eat the ones her sister made.
Aunt Chen nodded and said, "That's right. I rushed to town after work yesterday, and the gift box mooncakes were almost sold out. Only these oil paper-wrapped ones were left."
Grandma nodded and slowly picked through the beans.
The wolfhound got up, walked around the lemon tree, then sat back down and continued to doze off.
When Aunt Huang saw it, she was so frightened that she covered her chest, thinking it was about to come over.
Aunt Chen said, "No wonder I heard dogs barking last night."
Atai smiled and said, "Yun Shen had someone find it; he said this wolfhound was specially trained."
A dark glint flashed in Lin Atai's cloudy eyes. Luckily, there was this wolfhound last night, otherwise someone would have climbed over the wall again.
Aunt Chen nodded and said, "It's good to have a wolfhound guarding the yard, otherwise everyone would come knocking on the door."
"That's right, that family from the next village last time was definitely trying to extort money from us."
"If the police hadn't arrived in time, they might have stormed into the house and stolen our things." Aunt Huang sighed, still feeling lingering fear as she thought about it.
That family knew it wasn't the fish farm's fault, yet they still came to our house. Weren't they just taking advantage of the fact that the Lin family had no male heirs?
Lin Atai's smile faded somewhat, and she did not respond.
They weren't after the fish farm at all.
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