After writing these insightful comments, I pondered for a while and then wrote another contract regarding recruitment, employee benefits, scarcity marketing, recruiting delivery drivers, and so on…
In addition, there are confidentiality rules regarding the preparation methods of the dishes to prevent leaks, etc.
After doing everything, Zhiyin did not hesitate and immediately went to find Manager Jin.
"Manager Jin, you can take a look at the contents of the contract. If there are no problems, we can go to the government office together to sign the contract."
"So fast?"
No sooner had Manager Jin arrived at the shop entrance than his confidant appeared.
As he spoke, he took the contract. Upon seeing it, he was immediately captivated by the elegant, flowing, and powerful handwriting.
He couldn't help but exclaim in admiration, "Shopkeeper, have you been to school? Your handwriting is so flowing and unique!"
Zhiyin simply smiled casually, neither agreeing nor disagreeing.
Manager Jin didn't mind and began to concentrate, reading line by line.
In fact, Zhiyin wrote a lot of content, enough to fill two pages, and basically most of the store's decisions had to be made based on Zhiyin's advice.
She was essentially the biggest boss, but Manager Jin could barely accept it.
When he saw the misuse of substandard products, Manager Jin was immediately stunned and stared blankly at Zhiyin.
Zhiyin, who had been watching the scene closely, smiled and explained, "Manager Jin should know that the most important thing in our line of work is integrity. Therefore, there can be no cutting corners or using inferior raw materials. If that happens, it can basically be considered a food crisis."
"We will definitely lose a lot of customers and receive a flood of bad reviews!"
"There's always a chance some of the shopkeepers I'll be working with might be unscrupulous, so I'm just taking precautions!"
Manager Jin listened and expressed his understanding, then continued reading. When he saw the employee benefits, he couldn't help but frown, "Aren't these benefits a bit too good?"
"Not only is room and board provided, but there's also one day off a week, and the working hours are so short? And they even pay one tael of silver a month?"
"Isn't that way the cost far too high?"
"There are delivery drivers? What are delivery drivers?"
He fired off several questions in a row, his voice rising and becoming quite sharp with surprise.
Zhiyin didn't mind and answered all the questions one by one, "Actually, it's fine. Our dry pot restaurant is like that too."
"Only with good benefits can employees feel the warmth of home, and only then can they work diligently and wholeheartedly for us."
Moreover, employees are human beings too; they can't work 24 hours a day. They also need their own time and rest!
Only when you are well-rested can you work more efficiently and attentively, and thus spend more time on your work with higher efficiency.
"As for delivery drivers, they are basically people who run errands and deliver food to people's homes. But there's no rush. We can expand this channel if needed in the future."
However, Manager Jin still expressed his inability to accept it. He frowned and looked at Zhiyin seriously, saying, "One tael a month is too high. I can only accept 800 wen a month at most. If business is really good in the future, we can increase it!"
"Can!!"
The kindred spirit didn't mind and immediately nodded.
"As for preventing leaks, Manager Zhi, you don't need to worry. Our restaurant has three chefs, all of whom are servants. Their indentures are in my hands, so there's nothing to fear."
"OK!"
Soon, Manager Jin finished reading the entire contract and, without further hesitation, the two went to the government office to sign the cooperation agreement.
After signing the contract, Zhiyin didn't rest. He immediately started browsing around the Youkelai Restaurant to see what needed to be changed.
The entire Youkelai Restaurant, from its decor to everything else, is rather solemn and dignified, which makes people lose their appetite and not want to go in. So it must be changed.
There are three floors in total. The second and third floors are private rooms, while the first floor is the dining area.
Zhiyin drew a simple diagram, redesigned the layout of the entire restaurant, and wrote down about fifty kinds of home-style vegetarian and meat dishes, soups, etc., and told Manager Jin about them.
Because there were too many dishes, Zhiyin only personally taught the chefs the signature spicy chicken and braised pork, etc. The rest were left to the chefs to figure out on their own, and Zhiyin could taste and check the flavors.
In fact, most dishes require the use of chili peppers, and the raw materials for chili peppers are kept by connoisseurs. Therefore, as long as the recipe for chili powder is not leaked, even if someone tries to learn it, they will not be able to grasp the essence.
Zhiyin and Manager Jin chatted until late into the night, discussing topics such as scarcity marketing and membership card systems.
"Alright, I've said everything I needed to say!!"
Zhiyin drank a cup of water to moisten her dry lips before bidding farewell to Manager Jin.
"Okay, don't worry, leave the rest to me!"
"I'll close the shop tomorrow and start looking for people to renovate it according to your plan. I'll also supervise the chefs in making new dishes."
Manager Jin looked at Zhiyin with great seriousness, his face flushed, clearly very excited and full of energy.
"Okay, then I'll leave it to you. Tomorrow I'll bring all the chili peppers and chili paste I need. I'll also check on the progress from time to time."
Zhiyin was naturally very relieved, after all, Manager Jin's age and experience were undeniable.
"Okay, okay, okay!!!"
…
The next morning, Zhiyin quickly went to find someone to order four or five mahjong tables and mahjong sets, as well as various tools needed for opening a milk tea shop.
The shop was quickly found, located less than ten meters away from the Youkelai Restaurant.
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