The Grandmother in the Siheyuan

Chapter 289 The Problem of the Naughty Child
Beijing Jeep is very satisfied with Liu Hua's OEM. Although both are producing the same motorcycle engine, Liu Hua's price is cheaper because it has less cost and does not have so many miscellaneous expenses. Beijing Jeep is too big, with all kinds of messy subsidiaries and thousands of idle people to support, and the cost of supporting these people is all included in the cost.

So the next month we gave them another order for 500 engines, which increased fivefold at once, and the factory was a little overwhelmed.

Liu Hua waved his hand and said, "Recruit people. This time we won't recruit experienced masters, but young people from major technical colleges and vocational colleges in Beijing. If our factory wants to develop well, it is inevitable to cultivate young forces."

Ju Wei said awkwardly, "Boss, it's not that I'm aloof, I really look down on these young people. Today's young people, especially those in vocational colleges, are lazy and don't work like they're working. If the factory trains them, I'm afraid it will be twice as effective for half the result, and in the end it won't end well."

Liu Hua nodded: "I understand."

This is how the world is. The older generation will always look down on young people in their twenties because they feel that the good qualities in themselves have not been inherited by the young people. More importantly, they see themselves in these young people, the same past that they hate now.

When I was young, I longed to ride a horse and gallop across the world, but after I turned thirty, looking back, I felt embarrassed. What a fool I was.

Every older generation feels that the next generation is the lost generation, but as time goes by, every so-called lost generation can eventually shoulder the responsibilities entrusted to them by the times.

"You are looking at the other young people from your current perspective." Liu Hua said with a smile: "I feel that these kids have no sense of responsibility, no self-discipline in work or study. No matter how you look at them, they are full of shortcomings and are simply hopeless."

Ju Wei nodded: "You are so right. I dislike not only other people's children, but also my own children. They don't know how to help when the oil bottle falls down at home, and they don't know anything when they go out. If I let them be independent now, I'm afraid they will starve to death."

"Don't criticize them first." Liu Hua said cheerfully, "Look back twenty years ago, when you were eighteen, you were almost the same as them, except that you pursued different things. Were you also disliked by your old man?"

"How is that possible? I was much stronger back then." Ju Wei shook his head: "Back then, I was..."

His voice got weaker and weaker. Liu Hua smiled and said, "Are you thinking of the past that you can't bear to look back on? Are you thinking of your lost youth? Are you thinking of the time when your old father scolded you as a hopeless person?"

"That's true. I didn't seem to be a good kid back then."

"Everyone has been through the 18s and 19s." Liu Hua said happily, "When I was 17 or 18, I would fight for no reason in the compound. My school uniform was always open, my bag was always slung over my shoulder, my hat was always worn at an angle, I never looked people in the eye, and I was always dissatisfied. We need to look at these children with a developmental perspective. When they understand what responsibility is, they will also be the backbone of this society, and the pillars of the country in the future will also come from among them."

“Then I will recruit people from vocational colleges.”

Even though Liu Hua had made it very clear, Ju Wei was still a little worried. Only when these young people understood what responsibility was, could they be put to good use. So far, these young people still didn't understand what responsibility was. If they were to be placed in the factory, and something happened, how would they explain it to society and their parents?

"Are you still worried about these kids causing trouble?"

Ju Wei nodded. Liu Hua tapped the table with his fingers. After a while, he said, "Go and ask if there is any retired teacher who is particularly good at communicating with problem children. He is not the kind of person who speaks empty words and can really get into the hearts of children." "There should be. I think I know one."

Liu Hua slammed the table and said, "Hire him and bring him to our factory."

"You must be joking. He's a teacher, a retired teacher. Why is he coming to the factory?"

"Let him do ideological work for these kids." Liu Hua said with a smile, "The school used to have a dean of teaching. We have an office director, right? Let this teacher be the deputy director, and he will be responsible for the ideological work of these kids."

"I always feel like you're a bit of a joke."

"Wait until we invite them over, and then you'll know if it's a joke or not."

The company quickly recruited new people. These days, there are too many people and too few jobs. For a private enterprise that took the initiative to recruit in higher vocational colleges, the district not only gave the green light but also provided certain subsidies.

Ju Wei also invited the teacher over. The teacher had just retired for two years. His family was not well-off when he was a teacher, but now that he has children and grandchildren, he also wants to find a job to subsidize his son's household expenses. However, he is only a teacher, and most positions are not suitable for him. Even as a tutor, not many families can afford to hire a tutor these days.

"Teacher Liu, your job is very easy. You just need to be responsible for the psychological work of these children."

After listening to Ju Wei's introduction, Liu Hua felt that Teacher Liu was indeed very suitable for this job. In the past, he had persuaded many poor students in the school to turn over a new leaf. And it is said that although not every student he taught could become a successful person, they could definitely become adults.

"Teacher Liu, your salary is similar to that of my office director. Just manage these kids well. If you need anything, just report it directly."

Teacher Liu was also surprised: "Although I have never met any private entrepreneurs, I am quite surprised that you manage your business like this. My son also works in a state-owned factory, and I feel that their trade union management is not as detailed as yours."

Liu Hua smiled and said, "I am a black-hearted capitalist. I hire these kids to work so that they can create value for me. If they can't work wholeheartedly, how can they create value?"

Teacher Liu smiled and said, "You are being hard on the outside but soft on the inside. The reason why children are disobedient is nothing more than one reason: they are full of energy, so they tend to have wild thoughts. All we have to do is to guide their excess energy onto the right path."

"Then I'll leave it all to you."

Teacher Liu smiled and said, "I will organize various extracurricular activities for the children. When the time comes, I will need some activity funds to buy equipment. I wonder if you, as a boss, are willing to spend some money."

(End of this chapter)