In 1992, a small village owner became the richest man in the village by owning a car.

Chapter 288 A Completely New Change in the Rules of the Company
Now Yu Dawei basically guessed what Manager Chang wanted to tell him.

Employment cooperation.

Other city branch offices may need to put out public tenders or compete for equipment, but he doesn't.

After all, he had helped the big boss before, so this matter was basically a pre-arranged deal, a matter of mutual benefit.

Yu Dawei also has sufficient maintenance facilities.

He has his own factory, which covers an area of ​​about four and a half acres. It might be a bit cramped to put all the equipment from the equipment factory there, but there is still space available in the rental market.

Besides, they always have people working at their own repair shop, so they definitely can't lose the Eighth Bureau's equipment.

Then Yu Dawei thought of making money! Last year, the maintenance and repair of two Ackerman trucks didn't take him much effort at all, and he earned 50,000 yuan in commissions in a year.

If you add up all the equipment in the factory, I can't even imagine! I really can't imagine!
"Cough, shut your mouth." Xiao Bai rolled her eyes at Yu Dawei. "This isn't that simple. All partners have requirements regarding venue size, location, and staffing."

"Not only that, the cooperation will only be applicable for the first year, and there are certain maintenance rates that need to be achieved. I don't remember them, but Manager Chang, oh no, Manager Chang will explain them to you in detail." Xiao Bai was also not quite used to Manager Chang's new identity for a while.

In fact, Supervisor Chang also had another identity: he was Uncle Huang's assistant. Later, he was assigned to the project for supervision, and then to the front line. From his experience, it can be seen that Uncle Huang valued him very much.

For Manager Huang, this could also be seen as a test from Uncle Huang. Whether he can seize the opportunity is up to him.

These were all things that Uncle Huang had been rambling on about during the Chinese New Year. Xiao Bai had no intention of telling Supervisor Chang any of this nonsense.

Xiao Bai talked about Yu Dawei more often, but he didn't want to say it either, because some things shouldn't be revealed through his mouth.

Yu Dawei chatted with Xiaobai for a while longer before remembering that he still needed to take meeting minutes for Manager Chang. However, the content was rather loose, and he only noted down some of the main points. He guessed that Manager Chang knew the rest of the details better than he did.

"By the way, I brought you some local specialties from the village." Yu Dawei whispered into Xiaobai's ear while listening to the leader's speech.

"What local specialty? The Three Treasures of Northeast China?" Xiaobai's eyes lit up, filled with curiosity.

It is said that Northeast China has three treasures: ginseng, sable fur, and Ula grass.

He has ginseng and deer antler at home, but he has never seen Ula grass before and would like to see it.

"The Three Treasures of Northeast China?!" Yu Dawei's tone rose slightly involuntarily, exclaiming that he couldn't stand it. He then whispered to Xiaobai, "Do you really think I'm a rich man? Do you think I can just buy those things casually? If you really want them, I can get you two pounds of Ula grass if I have the time."

This stuff isn't expensive; you can just ask anyone in some remote corner and you can get a whole bunch of it.

"Isn't that right? What is it then?" Xiaobai became even more curious.

“It’s food, a bean bun.” Yu Dawei put down his pen and explained in detail: “It’s commonly called sticky bean bun. It’s made of yellow millet flour and filled with kidney beans that we grow ourselves. The filling is made from pounded kidney beans. You can eat the steamed bean buns even if you freeze them solid, but they’re not easy to chew.”

"If you have the time, you can steam it. After steaming, you can make it into a pancake and fry it in a big iron pot. It'll taste just as good." Yu Dawei added at the end, "But this stuff can cause heartburn if you eat too much, so don't eat too much."

Xiao Bai's eyes lit up more and more as she listened. "Doubao (steamed buns)"—it sounds delicious!
However, thinking that he was about to leave and had nowhere to cook, he said helplessly, "I'm going back to headquarters in a couple of days, and I don't know how to cook. Why don't you take your things back to your repair shop first, and I'll come to you before I leave in a couple of days, and you can cook for me?"

"By the way, let's see what your repair shop is like." Xiao Bai smirked smugly. "If it catches my eye, maybe I can invest in your shop."

"Stop making empty promises to me." Yu Dawei wasn't buying it, but he still obediently told Xiaobai the exact address of his factory.

The meeting didn't last long; it was still going on until noon.

The notebook that Manager Chang gave to Yu Dawei was already almost half full of notes; his fountain pen was so full that it ran out of ink.

Yu Dawei even took a nap on the table, which shows how "diligent and studious" he was back then.

"How much longer until this ends? I'm getting hungry." Yu Dawei rubbed his stomach, which growled for the third time.

Xiao Bai also put his head on the table, face to face with Yu Dawei: "Let's wait a little longer. The supervisors who came this time are from various cities in Northeast China. If Lao Chang doesn't make proper arrangements, there might be trouble later on."

"No wonder there are so many people in the conference room today, and so many more cars in the yard." Yu Dawei raised his head and asked quietly, "Are you hungry? Why don't you go and get the steamed buns from the car and eat them?"

"I think it's a good idea!" Xiaobai perked up immediately, but then suddenly looked a little lost, pointing to herself, "But why me?"

Yu Dawei stretched out his broad arms, revealing Xiao Bai's neck: "Think about it, you can just pack up and leave, and Lao Chang can't do anything about it. But I can't do that. I have a family to support, and I'll still have to rely on him in the future." "Well... okay, what can I do? I'm Bai Zhongsheng, a man of chivalry and extraordinary character." Xiao Bai remembered a picture book novel he had read in high school. After getting up, he quickly crouched down and approached the back door of the conference room with lightning speed.

Finally, there was a loud "bang." Xiaobai hadn't looked up and misjudged the distance, so his head hit the back door.

"Oh dear, how embarrassing!" Yu Dawei turned his head away and covered his eyes with his hands, he simply couldn't bear to look.

The junior managers in the meeting were once again drawn to the sound from behind and all looked toward Bai Zhongsheng.

"Uh, I need to pee, I need to go to the toilet." Bai Zhongsheng awkwardly waved to Lao Chang and the other managers before turning his head away and quickly leaving the conference room.

Before long, Xiaobai returned with his pockets bulging. The two of them looked just like you when you were in high school sneaking snacks, hiding your face with your notebook while munching on steamed buns with your heads down.

"Dawei, this stuff doesn't taste very good." Xiaobai has been used to eating fine bran since he was a child, and he's not used to this kind of coarse grain.

"Oh dear, the bean buns have filling, you have to bite into the inside for them to taste good." Yu Dawei taught Xiaobai how to eat frozen bean buns while demonstrating it himself.

To be honest, Yu Dawei had actually had his fill of frozen bean buns, but he had no choice; he was starving.

Another half hour passed before the long meeting finally came to an end.

Finally, Yu Dawei got so bored that he borrowed another pen from the next table and used it to recall the content he hadn't written down earlier, filling in the details of the content's framework.

After the meeting, Chang Bin finally had time to talk to Yu Dawei and Xiaobai: "You two must be ADHD, what were you whispering about in the back?"

His intention in holding this meeting was actually to give the provincial officials a warning, but he almost let these two troublemakers ruin everything.

I should have just sent Yu Dawei and Xiaobai out; the meeting content really had nothing to do with those two anyway.

"Well, we've been talking all this time. Under your leadership, how big will it be to expand our projects in Northeast China? How many more billions will it bring our company?" Yu Dawei greeted him with a smile, his talent for praising people showing that he had learned a good tenth of Lao Ji's ability.

"Stop flattering me. Let's go to the cafeteria and chat while we eat." Supervisor Chang put away the notes Yu Dawei had made. He opened them and saw that, apart from the messy handwriting, the main points of the meeting had been noted down, so it was not bad.

He hadn't originally planned to drive for such a long time today, but there were always one or two supervisors and managers in various regions who were not satisfied. If he didn't "teach them a lesson" today, who knows what kind of trouble they might cause when he wasn't around.

Yu Dawei only learned about it later on his way to the cafeteria.

It turns out that this branch in Youcheng is actually a branch of the company in Northeast China. The reason why the branch was set up here is because the Eighth Bureau has the most projects in Heilongjiang Province in the entire Northeast region.

Moreover, not all the people in this branch office are in the oil city. Some of them are actually responsible for other cities, but they are here at the branch office because of meetings and reporting.

For each project in a region, the person in charge in that region needs to take the initiative. And if the project is successful, the person in charge in that region will receive the highest commission, followed by the head office.

These are some of the rules that were newly revised at the beginning of this year.

What Supervisor Chang needed to tell Yu Dawei was exactly what Xiaobai had told Yu Dawei at the meeting, only with more specific details.

In general, after the Lunar New Year, every equipment factory in every city in China will have to close down, relevant personnel will be reassigned and laid off, and the factory will have to seek external cooperation in equipment maintenance.

Of course, for the repairmen in the factory, layoffs are not the only option. If they do not want to leave the company, they can be transferred to other departments of the Eighth Bureau. However, these will be minor jobs, and the salary and benefits will certainly not be as good as before.

While Lao Chang was talking about the factory staff, Yu Dawei noticed that Xiao Bai was standing there in a daze.

He guessed that, given Xiaobai's kind nature, he must be worried about the repairmen in his factory.

There are still details regarding the hiring of a maintenance partner for construction machinery.

Firstly, the maintenance area of ​​Party B's factory area shall not be less than five thousand square meters.

Secondly, the contractor's maintenance personnel shall not be less than ten.

Third, the cooperation adopts a tiered cooperation strategy.

This tiered cooperation strategy is something that a novice can't easily explain, but there's a lot to it when you delve into it!
(End of this chapter)