HP Approaches the Magic World

If and when you become a vested interest,

Do you still think this world is unfair?

This is a very serious question, and even though Anthony is experienced in the world now, it is inevitable that he will be speechless for a while.

Because he felt that there was no need to answer this question. If he was already the recipient of the benefits, he would not complain about these things to Jon here.

He didn't feel any embarrassment in talking to Jon about these problems as a child, nor did he feel that being inferior to Jon was a problem.

To put it bluntly, he is the boss who pays his salary. If he can still give him some guidance on this kind of philosophy of life issue, that is his luck.

When he was in Xiangjiang, he always listened to those Chinese businessmen talking about these philosophy of life, so he also knew that the wise are the teachers. If he had questions and Jon could answer them, he would just listen.

"We are not native American merchants. A few hundred years ago, we were still hostile. Now that the company is opening there, we went there on our own initiative. There is no need for others to rush to facilitate us."

While drinking coffee, Jon explained that these experiences were taught by his superiors and elders in his previous life. They are universal values ​​and are applicable to the whole world.

"We are an investment company. As long as the introduction of funds continues, there will be no new problems - how many loans are there in the UK now?"

"Two million pounds, the deadline for repayment is two years from now."

"Don't cut off contact with the bank. In less than two years, they will beg us to return the loan."

This is also an expectation, just like in the Soviet Union, he is already selling real estate to the outside world. Under the situation that the total value of the property has not shrunk much, he can earn a lot of rubles in one go.

Even if it's a black market transaction, that's still a lot of money.

On the British side, if the bank does not require them to repay the loan by then, Jon will take advantage of the collapse of the British economy to return the loan.

To put it bluntly, Jon would not take out this loan if it was not profitable.

As for the credit issue, as long as Jon doesn't have any big problems, it's not worth worrying about.

"Did you see how Howard worked when you were with the headhunter?"

Anthony shook his head.

"The work of headhunters is essentially an intermediary. Their clients need talents, and you talents need jobs. In comparison, we are an investment company, which is also an intermediary, but we are intermediarying money to people who need money.

, they gain something, and naturally we gain something.”

"So, you don't have to worry about other things. You only need to tie the small boat we are optimistic about tightly around our own big ship. As for what happens to others in the future, it has nothing to do with us."

Jon looked at Anthony's confused expression and asked in a different way:

"After you removed your information from Howard, did Howard come to see you?"

Anthony was stunned and quickly shook his head: "I haven't looked for it."

"That's it. Although intermediaries have the responsibility to protect their talents and client information, you can't be dissatisfied with the client just because he has chosen other talents, nor can you hate the entire environment because of this."

Jon took a sip of coffee. He knew that this was because Anthony was praised so much for his identity when he was in Xiangjiang, so he felt this gap.

"We are investing, and we are betting on whether this [commodity] can gain market. In principle, no one person or [commodity] can create value for us forever. If they find other ways to develop better, for us

It's just like losing a small boat. You have to know that what we hold in our hands are real dollars. They only beg us to invest, and we don't take the initiative to retain them. Without them, we can find other [goods].

, what they look like after leaving us and how they develop has nothing to do with us, do you understand?"

Anthony obviously couldn't digest these words, but Jon asked him to write them down and understand them slowly. After thinking about it, he can always figure it out.

“However, don’t let go of previous clause issues easily and let the company’s legal department handle them.”

Jon also let Mr. Smith see the company's personnel list before, and he also knows a little about the company: "Now the company has a lot of people. You don't have to do everything yourself. You can leave it to the managers below. If it doesn't work, you can

Ask Howard to introduce some talents, and among other things, the management must be our own."

Anthony nodded and chatted for a while before leaving Jon's room.

The two of them chatted for half the night. Jon, who was used to going to bed after the school curfew, enjoyed the joy of rich people staying up late. He watched TV all night long and got out of bed at noon the next day.

Thinking about it, he felt that the night last night was ridiculous. Jon rubbed his head, picked up the phone and ordered a lunch.

Pulling at the steak on the plate, Jon began to think about what was going to happen next.

What he taught Anthony yesterday was just to make Anthony do things well for him.

The world of capital is so cruel. It is inappropriate for Jon to go into battle on his own, so Anthony is particularly important.

It is not easy to find this kind of young man who still has ideals and is no longer involved with headhunters. He is also talented and willing to work hard.

The so-called learning of literature and martial arts is given to capitalists.

Jon Smith, a new capitalist, instills knowledge into his capable men without any psychological burden, hoping that this "young talent" can continuously create value for himself.

What he had on hand was the investigation record of Gilderoy Lockhart's behavior in the past three days. According to the record, Lockhart went to a bookstore next to the university to read every afternoon.

This bookstore... is located in the downtown area, but Jon asked Bella to take a look in the morning. There is indeed a bar there similar to the Leaky Cauldron.

Obviously, the bookstore is just a cover. Lockhart recently went to Wizard Street here to prepare for a book signing.

But since the record says that Lockhart would read there every day, it proves that he really would read there for a while.

Before, I only knew that this liar professor was a writer, but now it seems that Lockhart usually reads a lot of books, and he must be very good at writing.

As long as he's not a clueless idiot, that's fine.

Jon looked through other records and finally felt that we should meet in the bookstore.

But it just so happens that the environment of the bookstore is quiet, which is very suitable for talking about things.