Wu Wenhua patted his chest and placed the empty bottle back on the stone. "Boss, I'll take this job. You can leave it to me."
"Alright, then it's up to you. The harvest will be in a few days. I've already assembled a team of three hundred people, divided into ten groups. You'll just need to manage the group leaders, who will then oversee their respective groups. Each group's output needs to be tallied separately, and we'll distribute extra bonuses to each group based on their work performance..."
As the night breeze blew gently, Wang Tianxiao patiently explained to Wu Wenhua the details of Ruge's management of the harvesting team.
In addition to management, he also plans to recruit a group of permanent planting workers from among these people. They will be his employees, no longer coming to work when there is something to do and going back to farming when there is nothing to do. Instead, they will receive a monthly salary and work at the forest farm.
To become his original employee.
It might cost more money to support someone who works long-term, but the advantage is stability.
And everyone will gradually become skilled in their respective jobs.
No more arduous training is needed.
Training inherently requires time and manpower, and initially, the work performance of trainees is certainly far inferior to that of skilled personnel.
These factors can also affect efficiency and work quality.
Wang Tianxiao's goal was to establish a long-term and stable medicinal herb cultivation base at the site, rather than a temporary experimental field where one could only operate in different locations.
It's impossible to go to the village every year to look for people.
He doesn't have the time.
The reason for choosing Wu culture as the coordinator is that we haven't found a suitable candidate yet.
More importantly, he believed that the task itself was not very difficult, and that Wu Wenhua, although not highly educated, was serious in his work and skilled in dealing with people, so he should be able to meet the requirements and was fully capable of the task.
Although Wang Tianxiao had recognized the importance of talent before, talent isn't something you can simply acquire just because you've realized it.
Talented individuals either need to be discovered or cultivated. Discovering talent requires a large pool of resources, from which to sift through the sands. But his social circle is only so big; where can he find such talent?
If we're talking about cultivation, we need to find seeds that can be cultivated, but where are those seeds?
It's very difficult.
In this day and age, finding a few cultured people is not an easy task.
You can only choose the general from among the dwarfs.
Fortunately, Wu Wenhua wasn't the most ideal candidate, but he was competent enough. As for the remaining shortcomings, he could try to cultivate them gradually.
The advantage is that people you personally train tend to be more loyal.
Who knows where the person who was dug up from the sky is really thinking?
After returning to his room that evening, Wang Tianxiao also discussed his work arrangements with his wife, Li Yali.
Li Yali had no objections.
She rarely interfered with any of Wang Tianxiao's work decisions. Whenever Wang Tianxiao shared something with her, she listened patiently. If she needed to express her opinion, she would say something; if not, she was simply the best listener.
That's just her personality; she's as gentle as water.
Only by being able to support the weight of the ship can it embrace all things, clear and vibrant.
“I’ve been busy with the goat milk shop lately, and it’s harvest time here, so there’s bound to be a lot going on at the farm. Pengwa just learned to crawl, I don’t want anything to happen to him. If you think it’s not possible, could you send Pengwa to his mother’s place for a checkup?”
Li Yali thought for a moment, "Mother is getting old and it's already a bit tiring to take care of herself. Now she has Xiaozhu by her side, plus Hongwei. If we send Pengwa over too, he definitely won't have time."
“That’s true,” Wang Tianxiao nodded, his wife’s words made sense. “However, I’ve hired over three hundred people to harvest the crops, it’s bound to be chaotic, I’m worried…”
"If that doesn't work, I'll leave the child with my mother. She misses the child a lot, and I told her I'd take the child to visit her when I have time."
"That's okay..."
“Let’s forget it,” Li Yali suddenly interrupted. “You’re so busy, how can I take the child away? I’ll just keep an eye on him. If that’s not possible, I can ask Uncle Liu to watch over him for me. The child loves him very much.”
"Haha, kids seem to like old people. Well, anyway, the fawns have all grown up now, so Uncle Liu is relatively relaxed for the time being, so he can help look after them."
"Okay, then that's settled."
"By the way, speaking of which, I have other things to do in the future. You need to keep an eye on the accounts of this station. I only told Brother Wenhua about the external affairs, but after all... he is still an outsider. We don't need to be on guard against people all the time, but we can't be completely indifferent either, right?"
"Yes, that makes sense."
“We had a division of labor before, right? I was in charge of making money, and you were in charge of the accounts. So the accounts for this station will be handed over to you. You need to take stock of the supplies regularly. Once you are familiar with the process, I will hand over the accounts to you completely, and you will be in full charge of them.”
"That sounds a bit difficult. I don't really know anything about this. I'm already terrified if you ask me to manage tens of thousands of yuan. What if I have even more money in the future? I'm a bit confused."
Li Yali grasped Wang Tianxiao's hand, feeling somewhat uneasy.
"Don't be afraid, this isn't as difficult as you think, because everything at our facility belongs to us, there are no other debts or equity divisions..."
Oh, so you mean, since these are all our accounts anyway, whether we earn more or less, it's our profit, and it has nothing to do with anyone else. Your job is to ensure the accounts and the incoming and outgoing goods match, and to establish proper ledgers…
"See, isn't this easy?"
Wang Tianxiao smiled and said, "Lili, didn't you say you wanted to share the responsibilities with your husband? Let your husband handle the things that need to be done in public. I can only entrust the home front to you."
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