She poured them a glass of water and asked, "Uncle Liu, Aunt Wan, is there anything you need? If I can help, just let me know."
Liu Bin gave a general account of the situation in the factory.
Tian Chengcheng was a little shocked.
"The factory is failing so soon? It was still working fine last month."
"It's already on its last legs. If it weren't for the clothes you designed, it would have collapsed long ago." Liu Bin's tone was full of helplessness. "In fact, it's all a system problem. Everyone has a stable job, and after a long time, it's inevitable that they will slack off. This is also human nature, but the development of the factory can't tolerate such human nature.
In addition, the large cities in the south are developing rapidly, and many small individuals have entered the market. Their styles are better looking than ours and more in line with the times. Over time, being eliminated by the market has become almost inevitable."
Tian Chengcheng nodded.
She had heard of this trend, the reform of the iron rice bowl system, which was an inevitable problem to be faced with the development of the times.
After all, the big pot meal is not that delicious.
Whether it is agriculture or industry.
That approach will eventually be eliminated, marking the end of an era.
"I understand." Tian Chengcheng understood after listening to Liu Bin.
Many things are like this and cannot be changed by human power.
"Uncle Liu, the times are changing, just like the waves washing away the sand. Only by keeping up with the trend can you avoid being eliminated. Why not change your perspective?"
Liu Bin felt her words were credible and quickly asked, "What angle do you want to change?"
"Don't just try to hold on to them; you need to adapt to the times. Since those small factories in the south can thrive and even outperform state-owned enterprises, why not consider privatizing them? This will save you a lot of unnecessary trouble. The most important thing in business is business opportunities. Whether you can seize them depends on who reacts quickly, adjusts plans quickly, and caters to the market. Only then can you grow and develop rapidly."
Liu Bin understood.
"I understand. Fubao is really smart. Listening to your words is worth ten years of reading. I really have an epiphany now." Liu Bin breathed a sigh of relief.
During this period, he was so worried that his hair turned white.
There are hundreds of people working in a garment factory. Once the factory closes down, countless people will face layoffs.
Among them, there are many dual-income families. Once they are laid off, where will they go?
In the countryside, people can still farm and rely on the weather for food so they won't starve to death. But it's different for workers. They don't have land and rely on their monthly salary. Once they lose their source of income, their lives will be in despair.
"Reform is the best way," said Tian Chengcheng.
“How can we reform it?”
"If the factory can no longer operate, you should consider privatizing it. This will speed up many decision-making processes. I believe that Uncle Liu's vision, combined with Aunt Wan's design skills, will enable us to seize business opportunities and turn the factory around."
Tian Chengcheng still has great confidence in Liu Bin's abilities.
"I understand. Now that you put it that way, I have a direction. Thank you, Fubao. During this period of time, I really didn't know what to do."
"Uncle Liu, you're too polite. Actually, I came to this conclusion after seeing some things during my trip to the south. Some cities in the south are indeed developing faster than ours. Against this backdrop, we must change in order to have a glimmer of hope."
"Thank you Fubao." Liu Bin said excitedly.
But then we faced the same problem, and we found one direction: if such a large factory were to be privatized, it would definitely require a large amount of money.
Although Liu Bin's family is well-off here, it is still very difficult for them to run a factory, especially in the early stages of entrepreneurship. They face various problems, and the capital chain is the biggest problem.
"Fubao, if I buy the factory, the biggest problem will be the style. Can you help me design it?"
"I can help with the design, but if a factory wants to develop in the long term, it is most reliable to have its own team of designers! That is a very realistic issue. Even if it costs a lot of money, it is necessary to have good designers.
I don't know anyone with that talent, but I believe Uncle Liu and Aunt Wan should know some."
"I do know some people, but they may not come. After all, this is a small place," said Wan Qian.
"A small place can also become a big place. As long as the salary is in place, we can definitely hire people." Tian Chengcheng said.
In this world, if you want to hire someone to work for you, you will be able to negotiate unless the other person regards money as dirt.
"I understand, leave it to me." Wan Qian said.
There is no one she can't take down.
In less than half an hour, Liu Bin and Wan Qian left.
The problem that had troubled him for a long time was solved just like that.
Before leaving, Liu Bin said, "Fubao, you have to go back to Wangshan Village tomorrow. What time do you leave? I'll drive you back."
"No need, we can just take the bus back and you can go to work." Tian Chengcheng said.
She knew Liu Bin wanted to thank her, but she didn't want to delay other people's work, especially during working hours.
"It's okay. I just happen to be going to Wangshan Village tomorrow. Orders have decreased recently, so I'm going there to settle the balance and get my deposit back."
Tian Chengcheng was stunned. "No work in the village?"
"Well, not for now. I have to wait until things in the factory are back on track. But don't worry, if the garment factory really becomes my personal property, any outsourced work will definitely be given to Wangshan Village."
Of course Tian Chengcheng believed Liu Bin.
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