Rebirth of Siheyuan starts in the 1980s

"Is it true, you can really let me intern here? Did I hear that right?"

Facing Xu Jingli's surprise, Cao Zhiqiang just nodded calmly: "Yes, you heard it right, you can intern with me.

And if you are willing to come here after you graduate from university, we can contact your school in advance and arrange for you to work here after graduation."

Yes, at this time, when job assignments were made to college students, they were not able to choose their own careers at all, and could only obey the assignments from the state, or the school assignments, which was called turnkey contracting.

In other words, as long as you go to college, you don't have to worry about employment at all, because as long as you go to college and graduate successfully, you will definitely be assigned a job after graduation.

Generally speaking, after college students graduate, units are assigned based on several factors: the quality of your school, the major you studied, and your grades in school.

In addition, factors such as your level of enthusiasm in school, such as whether you are a student union cadre, a class cadre, and a party activist, will also be considered in job allocation.

This system of all-inclusive employment for college students lasted until the 1990s when it was changed and two-way choice and independent career choice began.

It should be said that this all-inclusive system is a good thing for most college students. After all, they don’t have to worry about work assignments. Going to college is equivalent to having an iron rice bowl, and they have cadre status as soon as they graduate.

After graduation, you can go to state-owned enterprises and government institutions.

However, no system in any era will satisfy everyone.

Just like Xu Jingli, she is one of the people who is dissatisfied with this distribution system.

The main reason why Xu Jingli is dissatisfied is that her major conflicts with her own interests and preferences.

Because Xu Jingli studied at a normal university, which mainly trains teachers at this time, tuition is free of charge for attending such a university.

In addition, Xu Jingxue majored in Chinese, so if nothing unexpected happened, she would be assigned to work as a teacher in a certain school after graduation.

Since Xu Jingli has a bachelor's degree, she will most likely be assigned to be a high school Chinese teacher after graduation.

But the problem is that the teacher quotas in major middle schools in the center of Beijing have long been filled, and they simply cannot absorb too many new teachers.

And given the status of major schools in the center of Beijing, even if they want fresh graduates to become teachers, they will only want those with the top academic scores.

Although Xu Jingli’s academic performance is good, she is still not among the top in the class.

Therefore, there is a high probability that Xu Jingli will continue to work as a teacher in the suburban middle school where she interned after graduation.

In fact, that middle school is located in Changping County, which is under the jurisdiction of the capital city. It is a county middle school.

Although it is in Changping County, from Cao Zhiqiang's perspective, the county middle school is actually just outside the fifth ring road and still within the sixth ring road, which is not that far away.

But in this era when you are outside the second ring road, you are in the suburbs. Outside the fifth ring road and within the sixth ring road, it is almost like leaving the capital.

At this time, the teaching environment in the county middle school was incomparable with that in the capital. This made Xu Jingli, who grew up in a wealthy family in the capital, feel very uncomfortable.

To put it bluntly, it means that you cannot endure hardship and do not want to endure hardship.

Cao Zhiqiang didn't look down on her at all, but thought it was normal for her to have such thoughts.

If it were Cao Zhiqiang, he wouldn't want to go to a tough place to endure hardships. Otherwise, why would he want to stay in the Peking Hotel for a long time?

In addition, Xu Jingli doesn't like the profession of high school teacher.

You may want to ask, since you don’t like being a teacher, why did you choose a normal university in the first place?

Xu Jingli has said before that when she was taking the college entrance examination, she just liked Chinese, and based on her college entrance examination scores, the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University was the best choice.

Who can go to the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University and go to the Chinese Department of other schools?

What, you mean Peking University? Then you can’t pass the exam.

There is nothing to say about this. If it were him, Cao Zhiqiang, he would make the same choice as Xu Jingli.

In fact, Xu Jingli was not particularly resistant to becoming a teacher at first.

It was just that during the internship at that county middle school, she couldn't stand the harsh environment there, and she didn't like the job of being a teacher.

What she likes is doing writing work, such as being a newspaper editor or magazine editor.

But it is a pity that the editors of newspapers and magazines are mostly full at this time and basically no longer recruit new people. Even if they want, people like Xu Jingli will not be able to get their turn.

So for Xu Jingli, if she really can't stand it, the only way is to resign after working. Otherwise, she can only obey the school's assignment and go to the county middle school for an internship.

After the internship is over, she returns to college. Once she graduates from college, she will continue to obey the organization's assignments and go to a certain school, most likely the middle school where she originally interned, to become a teacher.

Yes, in this era, college students are basically like this.

In fact, Xu Jingli is pretty good. Like those college students from Beijing University of Technology, many are assigned to intern in factories in remote areas of the northwest as soon as they graduate, and there is a high probability that they will stay after the internship.

Xu Jingli is taking advantage of her Beijing household registration. If she has a household registration in another city, then even if she can intern at a school near Beijing during her internship, there is a high probability that she will still be assigned to her city of origin after she graduates from university.

Be a teacher in a certain school.

Just like Xiang Dongfang, even though she is a graduate student, if after graduation, if she does not find connections and obeys the organization's assignments, there is a high probability that she will be assigned to work in a certain unit in Nanjing.

It's just that Xiang Dongfang has better grades and higher education. If she is assigned to a unit, there is a high probability that she will be assigned to a unit with better treatment such as a TV station or the city government, and she may not necessarily be assigned to be a teacher.

“That’s great, thank you so much!”

Xu Jingli stood up in excitement and bowed directly to Cao Zhiqiang.

"Thank you, President Cao, for your cultivation."

"Thank you." Cao Zhiqiang chuckled, "Come, sit down, sit down and talk."

After Xu Jingli sat down again, Cao Zhiqiang smiled and said: "Actually, you must have noticed that I am just a small publishing house that has just opened, and I am in urgent need of talents from all over the world.

It's a pity that in an organization like mine, good college graduates are generally unwilling to come. If you are willing to come, of course I would be happy."

At this time, Xu Jingli also calmed down and said with a slight frown: "President Cao, of course I am happy to work with you, but I am still interning in that middle school. If I want to transfer to your internship midway, the middle school where I am interning will

It doesn’t matter if you’re in middle school, the key is to get the approval and consent of our school, do you, do you have any idea?”

"Well, you don't need to worry about this." Cao Zhiqiang smiled slightly, "I have a way to get your school to agree. If it doesn't work, I will notify you in advance."

"Thank you very much." Xu Jingli stood up again and bowed to Cao Zhiqiang.

"Okay, okay." Cao Zhiqiang stood up with a smile, "Let's leave it as it is. If nothing happens, you can go back first and wait for notification from your school. Once the notification arrives, you can just report directly.

It just so happens that our publishing house is currently preparing to set up a magazine company to publish a magazine.

After you come, you can directly join the magazine group and learn how to make magazines from scratch.

With this experience, no matter whether you can stay with us in the future or what you do in the future, it will definitely be a good experience."

"Yes, I understand." Xu Jingli smiled and nodded, "I will definitely learn it seriously."

"Okay." Cao Zhiqiang nodded.

Then Cao Zhiqiang looked at Xiang Dongfang and said to Xiang Dongfang:

"In this way, the matter is settled. You can go back with this classmate Xu Jingli first.

At nine o'clock tomorrow morning, you can come here directly with all your documents to go through the formal entry procedures.

As for classmate Xu Jingli, how about I promise to give you an answer within three days?"

"Okay." Xiang Dongfang smiled and nodded.

Xu Jingli suddenly said: "President Cao, I have another unkind invitation."

"What's the unkind invitation?" Cao Zhiqiang asked.

Xu Jingli took out a small notebook and a pen: "Well, I like your poems very much and am your admirer. Can you sign it for me?"

Cao Zhiqiang was stunned for a moment, and then said: "Of course you can, but after all, my handwriting is very ugly. Don't have any expectations for my handwriting. Are you happy with this?"

"Of course." Xu Jingli nodded with a smile.

Cao Zhiqiang nodded, then took the other party's notebook and pen, and wrote a signature of "Qiangzi".

Xu Jingli took a look at it, and then asked: "Can you write another signature with your real name?"

Cao Zhiqiang smiled dumbly, brushed his brush again, and wrote the three words "Cao Zhiqiang".

"Is this okay?" Cao Zhiqiang handed over the notebook and pen.

"Okay, okay." Xu Jingli smiled and nodded, "Great, I finally have your signature."

Cao Zhiqiang smiled and shook his head: "Okay, you go back. Do you want to send a car to take you away?"

"No, no, no!" Xu Jingli shook her head quickly, "We all came here on bicycles, we can just go back by ourselves."

Xiang Dongfang also nodded.

"Okay." Cao Zhiqiang said with a smile, "Then I won't give it away. You go slowly!"

After Xiang Dongfang and Xu Jingli left, Cao Zhiqiang stayed alone in the office, sitting on the sofa with his eyes closed and relaxing.

It was obvious that he was thinking about these two female job applicants.

As for Xiang Dongfang, his abilities are absolutely outstanding, and his identity and background are also very scary, but his brain circuit is too strange, and he always likes to be dissatisfied.

However, for the sake of being a real talent, Cao Zhiqiang is willing to pretend to be her "same kind".

After all, an army of thousands is easy to obtain, but a general is difficult to find.

At any time, talent is the rarest treasure.

Even if Cao Zhiqiang is a time traveler and knows what will happen in the future and has system plug-ins, he cannot conquer the world by himself. He still needs a large number of talents as helpers.

You won't get far if you fight alone.

Therefore, talents are always scarce.

For this reason, even if Xiang Dongfang has some brain problems, considering her talent, she reluctantly accepts it.

What makes Cao Zhiqiang short of talent now?

As for Xu Jingli, she is obviously a partner.

That's not to say that Xu Jingli is not good. After all, he is also a serious graduate of a prestigious university. In terms of academic qualifications, if he can really come to their publishing house, he will definitely be the person with the highest academic qualifications in this publishing house.

You know, Cao Zhiqiang’s publishing house was founded not long ago, and its staff is mainly divided into two parts.

Some of them are relevant editorial staff brought by Yu Deli from various parties, and the other part are internal staff sent by Hongguang Machinery Factory.

Let’s not talk about the people at Hongguang Machinery Factory. They all do back-office work such as financial personnel and security, and have no experience in magazine publishing.

Although the people Yu Deli brought here worked in various publishing houses and magazines, had certain work experience, and were familiar with magazine publishing work, they were all people who were frustrated in their original units.

These people are basically educated youth who have gone to the countryside and returned to the city, so their academic qualifications are just that, the highest is only technical secondary school.

As for Li Youfu, Zhang Qianjin and others who were later recruited by Cao Zhiqiang, not to mention, they were basically a group of self-employed people without formal units, or according to current fashion, they were called blind flow.

It can be said that although Hongguang Publishing House is a formal state-owned publishing house with a formal publishing license and a popular best-selling book, its foundation is too shallow to attract Golden Phoenix.

Most college students are not willing to come to a newly established unit like Hongguang Publishing House.

Including Xu Jingli, she seems very happy on the surface, but in fact, her main purpose is not to go to a remote county middle school to be a teacher, and she does not want to endure the hardships there.

Although his Hongguang Publishing House is small, it is located in the center of Beijing.

In a unit like this, although the future may not be very good and the income may not be high, the good thing is that things are less close to home.

Xiang Dongfang had told Cao Zhiqiang a long time ago that Xu Jingli's family owned a tavern near the front gate. Not to mention it had been open for decades. There was also a large courtyard in the local area, and it was at least a well-off family.

In other words, compared to many of her peers, Xu Jingli is now a wealthy second generation and is not short of money at all.

Don't look down on those who open taverns. Those who started doing business after the public-private partnership may seem inconspicuous on the surface, but when it comes to income and savings, they will definitely blow up a large number of people.

Not to mention anything else, let’s just say that there is a grocery store with a telephone near Cao Zhiqiang’s old courtyard. I heard that the family’s monthly net income is at least 300 yuan from that canteen!

In an era when the average monthly salary was forty yuan, the monthly income of a grocery store owner was more than half a year's salary for an ordinary worker.

Taverns are in the catering industry, and their income is only higher than that of grocery stores. Moreover, they have been working for decades and they still own their own house. After so many years, their income will definitely be indispensable.

Therefore, Xu Jingli probably just wanted to stay in the capital and find a job that was light and not tiring and close to home. Whether she made money or not was secondary.

If she hadn't had this intention, how could she possibly have wanted to come to his new company, Hongguang Publishing House.

Of course, rather than saying that college students are unwilling to come, it is more accurate to say that each university will not let its own students come.

Because the average Beijing university will not allocate its precious college students to a new unit like Hongguang Publishing House that has just been established less than three months ago.

Just kidding, it’s hard to find a job in Beijing now, but that’s for ordinary people.

For college students at this time, high-end talents are still very scarce and sought-after.

That is to say, as long as you are a college student now, every unit is scrambling to get you, and there is no such thing as being unable to find a job.

Not to mention prestigious schools like Beijing Normal University.

Generally, in prestigious schools like Beijing Normal University, once college students graduate, they will be directly assigned to various good units, and they will not look at Hongguang Publishing House at all.

That is to say, even if Xu Jingli wanted to come to Hongguang Publishing House, she would not be able to come under normal circumstances.

Because first of all, Xu Jingli has already interned in a certain county middle school under the arrangement of the school. It is not impossible to transfer to the internship unit midway, but there must be a justifiable reason or strong connections.

And even if the school can let people go, they generally won't let their students come to a small institution like Hongguang Publishing House.

So in the final analysis, it’s still about relationships.

Thinking of this, Cao Zhiqiang suddenly opened his eyes: "Ah, with Xiang Dongfang's brain circuit, she deliberately brought Xu Jingli here to apply for a job. Isn't it also a test?

I want to test whether I have a big background and connections, and whether I can solve Xu Jingli’s employment relationship?”

Thinking of this, Cao Zhiqiang touched his chin: "Well, it's just others, but with Xiang Dongfang's brain, it's very possible."

Don't tell me, if you think about it carefully, this matter is indeed a bit difficult, but it's not too difficult.

Finding a relationship with Uncle Xu will definitely solve the problem, but to go to a great guy like Uncle Xu just for a female college student is a bit overkill.

Moreover, Uncle Xu has always disliked people who are indolent, but Xu Jingli's transfer of internship units is essentially because she does not want to endure hardship. Uncle Xu can understand this at a glance, so he may not be willing to help.

You might be able to ask Director Li or Secretary Dong of the machinery factory for help, but it may not be possible.

After all, although the machinery factory is awesome, it may not be easy to use for an educational institution like Beijing Normal University.

After much deliberation, it seems that there are only two options left.

That is the relationship between Hao Shuwen and Yu Yuanyuan's father.

Hao Shuwen's parents and mother-in-law are both high-ranking officials, so it should be no problem to find someone to help with the job transfer.

The problem is that Hao Shuwen is divorcing her husband and has already fallen out with her parents and mother-in-law.

To a certain extent, Hao Shuwen has temporarily lost her superiority as a descendant of high-ranking cadres. Without the blessing of senior cadres and elders, she can no longer have fun as she did in the past.

To put it bluntly, Hao Shuwen is living under someone else's roof now, relying entirely on Cao Zhiqiang to feed her.

Why do you have to work so hard to practice singing and piano? Isn’t it just holding your breath and trying to create a world by your own ability?

So it is not appropriate to go to Hao Shuwen now.

Even if she wanted to help now, there was really nothing she could do. Trying to do this for her would only embarrass her and damage her self-esteem.

After much deliberation, it seemed that there was only one choice left, and that was her god-sister, Yu Yuanyuan—her father!