Urban Life: I Just Want To Work Hard!

Chapter 193: Child's Play

"Li Shao, this flower bed is really nice. I suggest opening a flower shop and distributing the orders immediately to ensure freshness..."

"This is my mother's hobby. Do you want to be buried in the soil as fertilizer?"

"Li Shao, these dogs behind us are really good. Maybe we can open a pet store specifically for wealthy and famous people..."

"These are my pets. Do you want to be chopped up and made into dog food?"

"Li Shao, I have a good idea..."

"Li Shao..."

Li Dashao listened to this terrible idea and rolled his eyes. They were truly a group of useless pseudo-elites.

Of course, this was also because Li Mubai's requirements and exam questions were too harsh. In such a short period of time, and in such a small space, what good business opportunities could be explored?

But Li Mubai had no intention of lowering his standards.

Just like how choosing the wrong class monitor could ruin a team, he was already an amateur in business. If he were to hire another mediocre person and then engage in projects like online medical funds, wouldn't that be self-destructive?

After a while, a young man with a crew cut suddenly ran towards him. "Li Shao, can I borrow your tablet and dog for a moment? I won't harm them."

"I agree."

Li Mubai handed over the tablet on the table.

He was impressed by this person's resume. He remembered his name was Yang Ming. Unlike others with higher education and elite experience in large companies, this person graduated from a third-rate university and only worked in sales for a period of time in the Xi family's online business before starting his own venture. But without exception, he would start a new venture shortly after each one.

Yang Ming took the tablet but didn't start right away. He hesitated and said, "Li Shao, one last thing. Can I borrow a person?"

After saying that, Yang Ming stared straight at Lin Qianqian, who was surrounded by security guards, and added, "I want that girl to cooperate with me and take a few photos."

Li Mubai's curiosity grew even stronger. On one hand, he was curious about what project this boy was going to do, and on the other hand, he was curious why he chose Lin Qianqian, who was the least noticeable among so many fashionable and beautiful girls.

But the more curious Li Mubai was, the more he wanted to know the truth, so he agreed.

"I don't want to cooperate with people who steal from others." Lin Qianqian said unwillingly.

"I don't want to cooperate with those secret dog thieves."

Seeing Biaozi and the others with dark faces, she glanced at Yang Ming and added, "I mean this person, don't take it personally."

But Li Mubai felt that this woman was deliberately excluding him. Sipping his tea, he joked, "What do you mean?"

Yang Ming was also surprised and smiled bitterly, "Miss Lin, we don't know each other. Where did I offend you? Ah, just following Li Shao's instructions, let's cooperate temporarily."

"Do you really not know me? You interviewed me twice before."

Lin Qianqian sneered and began to explain Yang Ming's business history, "At that time, you were still doing business. The first time was when you opened a pirated foreign video website and posted a recruitment advertisement for translation.

I went there, and you asked me to translate a foreign video on the spot. After you sent me away, you received the translated script half a month later. I waited for a month before receiving any news, only to find out that you were still recruiting translators for the position...

One month later, two months later, you were still recruiting..."

Tsk tsk tsk, it turns out you only hire people when you have work. You hire people like me, several people a day, without paying a penny!"

"The second time," you created a local dating app. To attract customers, you came up with the idea of placing two marriage ads in the newspaper. One was a handsome and wealthy man looking for a wife, and the other was a beautiful and wealthy woman looking for a husband. Many local men and women signed up. Then, under the guise of matchmaking, you deceived us applicants into collecting and organizing information about these people, and then uploaded it to the platform to send them messages promoting the dating app. After that, the traffic of this app quickly grew, and you made quite a profit from the fees. When the profits declined, you sold the app. It seems like you even sold the information of these people multiple times. Isn't this a scamming gang?"

After listening to this "roller coaster" business history, Li Dashao almost choked on the sip of tea he had just taken!

Oh, damn!

Compared to this peculiar recruiter with a unique business mind, his own recruitment process was simply child's play!

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