I am a demonic cultivator, not a capitalist with a conscience.

Chapter 211 Let's give it a try (46)

Having worked her way up in a large company, Jiang Qiao is very qualified to talk about all sorts of pitfalls.

Interns at large companies must always remember the uncertainty of signing off; this is the first priority for survival.

1. A piece of paper that someone else has signed is like a booger you've picked your nose; if necessary, no one will even look at it.

Second, once you've signed something, it has legal effect. If necessary, you can be smeared with a black pot, leaving you battered and bruised, yet you still have to smile and pick it up.

Ordinary employment contracts are already riddled with pitfalls, but this kind of behavior—getting someone to register a company and then cooperating with them—is absolutely full of traps. If you go in, you'll be completely ripped off.

Looking at the job posting, Jiang Qiao felt nothing but disdain.

I thought Chenguang was Tianyuan's hope, but I never expected it to be just like those big conglomerates.

Once they achieve a little success, they start to monetize their reputation. Nine times out of ten, they want people to register a company and become the legal representative. The next step is to have the other party make an official seal and hand it over, then use the seal to take out a loan and run away.

However, after patting her empty stomach and seeing the note below the job posting that meals were provided, Jiang Qiao reluctantly wrote down the contact information and prepared to try her luck at the machinery factory.

Cultivators possess great abilities, but this strength is built upon the circulation of magical power within their bodies. Without sufficient magical power, a cultivator's strength is merely so-so.

The mana cycle is what the ancients called a realm. The improvement of the realm is actually the improvement of the upper limit of the efficiency of the mana cycle system. Perfection means that the mana cycle has reached its limit under the current situation and can no longer be optimized.

When mana is insufficient, the body will begin to require more nutrients to make up for the missing mana. If it remains in a state of deficiency for a long time, the body's mana circulation system will begin to decline, the previously accumulated mana will be consumed, and then the cultivation level will drop.

Many cultivators, in order to avoid dropping their cultivation level, dare not engage in work that requires a lot of physical strength and pays little, otherwise their wages would not be enough to compensate for their energy loss, resulting in them becoming poorer and poorer the more they work.

After estimating the time, Jiang Qiao began walking south along the road.

It's been over a month since she was fired, and her severance pay has been completely spent. Now, besides an old house that she can't sell, her bank account balance is depleted, and she can't even afford her next meal.

Based on her childhood memories of the machine factory, Jiang Qiao estimated that it might take her five hours to walk there.

Strangely, even after leaving the city, the road in front of her remained smooth and straight, leading directly to Tianyuan Agricultural Machinery Factory, which filled her with doubt.

Where did Tianyuan Agricultural Machinery Factory get the money to repair the road?
Moreover, why would the new factory director have the time or inclination to do something as laborious and thankless as road repair?

Even if the extra money isn't used for spiritual practice, it should at least be used to enjoy life, not for road construction.

With these questions in mind, Jiang Qiao arrived at Tianyuan Agricultural Machinery Factory in just three hours, only to find that it was completely different from what she had imagined.

There was no noise, no foul-smelling pond.

The factory building had just been renovated, and trucks were constantly coming and going from the bright factory buildings, turning raw materials into products and then transporting them to various places.

New factory buildings are under construction, and a new, modern factory has sprung up, pleasing to the eye.

The factory in front of her gave Jiang Qiao a somewhat unreal feeling, after all, such a clean and bright factory seemed to be something only the Xu Group could have.

Just as she was curiously looking around, a young man wearing glasses noticed her and jogged over to ask, "Fellow Daoist, are you here for a job interview?"

Staring blankly at the glasses, Jiang Qiao took a moment to realize that the other person was calling her. She immediately looked down and quickly replied, "Yes!"

At the Xu Group, interns did not have names and could not be addressed as fellow Daoists.

Among peers, one must address others by their assigned number; when facing superiors, one is addressed as "Hey," "You," or "That idiot." If one doesn't react in time, one will be targeted and have their salary deducted. Even the most idiotic person will learn how to read between the lines and how to curry favor with superiors after seeing their payslip.

After realizing what was happening, Jiang Qiao immediately demonstrated her exceptional skills from working in a large company.

After putting your hands together in prayer position on your knees, make sure your thumbs are hooked around the index fingers at the second key point, and then cover your palms to show your submission.

Then, immediately bend your body to a 60-degree angle and lower your head to the most suitable angle.

From this angle, the other party can casually pick up a book and hit themselves on the head, thus hearing the most pleasant sound and getting the best feel, thereby gaining the emotional value of bullying the inferior.

If the other party is satisfied, they will respond with a snort, at which point you can stand up and continue with your self-introduction.

Although no one teaches these etiquette rules, every intern must master them within a day, or they will definitely be targeted and have their wages docked!
She waited for a long time, but she didn't hear a single snort from the other party.

Tilting her head in confusion, she found the other person looking at her with an expression as if they were constipated. After a long while, they asked in a low voice, "From a big company?"

"Yes! I interned at the Xu Group for three years! Although the Xu Group has imposed trade restrictions on Tianyuan, please don't look down on me because of my lowly background! I can do anything!"

"Hiss... the problems of big companies."

Glasses scratched his head, sensing that a troublesome person had arrived.

The man with glasses had worked more than a dozen jobs. The reason he couldn't stay in many of them for long was that the bosses saw that the business was doing well, and then excitedly hired an intern or full-time employee from a big company. After that, the business successfully turned a profit into a loss and went bankrupt.

Large factories have their own management models, and small factories have their own ways of surviving. Blindly imitating them will only lead to certain death.

However, I don't know if those small factory owners are under some kind of spell, they are all blinded by the big factories, and even with so many failures, they still rush in, as if they are afraid that they will fail soon enough.

The problems that employees who come from large factories have are known as "large factory syndrome".

Generally speaking, companies that specialize in eyewear are less likely to hire people with eye diseases from large factories.

The other party is troublesome and has many problems. When something happens, their favorite thing to do is to hold others accountable. If a colleague's family member dies, they will ask, "Why didn't you foresee that your family member would die today? And why didn't you try to coordinate so that they could die while you were on vacation?"

However, there are few cultivators in Tianyuan to begin with, and most of them work in other cities.

They are currently in need of manpower. Although those who suffer from "big company syndrome" have many problems, those who can get into big companies are generally quite capable, so they can only make do with them for now.

He asked the other party to register at the security desk at the entrance, where the man was standing. Under the eager gaze of the gatekeeper, Glasses led Jiang Qiao into the factory.

　Sorry for the late update.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)