Pei Qian clicked to open the files and saw that there were both men and women, about twenty people in total. Since they were from liberal arts majors, there were more women.
Most of their resumes were quite blank, with barely any honors listed, and many didn’t even have special skills.
As for appearances, to put it politely, they were all very ordinary.
This was normal. If they were pretty girls, even without much ability, some company would be willing to hire them for administrative positions as eye candy.
Those who remained until July had the following advantages:
Poor grades, unable to secure postgraduate recommendations;
No connections or background, unable to arrange jobs through relationships;
No experience in student work or part-time jobs, unable to find employment on their own.
In short, they were perfect!
Hmm, this time he should truly be receiving a group of slackers, right?
Pei Qian was particularly satisfied. After casually flipping through the resumes, he decided to take them all!
As the saying goes, there’s no such thing as trash in this world, only resources in the wrong place.
For Pei Qian, these people were resources that had been in the wrong place!
“However, I need to consider what work to arrange for them.”
Pei Qian thought about the job positions currently available to him.
Assign them to the gaming department?
Not appropriate.
The gaming department’s framework was already well-established and running without any issues.
At most, these people would only do odd jobs in the gaming department. Even if their work abilities were particularly poor, it wouldn’t be enough to ruin the games.
Pei Qian couldn’t possibly let them parachute into management positions in the gaming department either. That would be too unreasonable and would arouse suspicion.
Send them to Slackin’ Internet Café?
The positions there mainly involved physical labor, like waiters or delivery personnel. After all, these people were his seniors from university. Arranging for them to wipe tables didn’t seem appropriate and would be difficult to explain.
Moreover, anyone could do this kind of physical work. It wouldn’t fully utilize these people’s value.
“Why not set up a new company for them?”
A flash of inspiration hit Pei Qian.
Open a new company, arrange for all these people to work there, and let them shine to their fullest potential. How perfect!
Of course, the boss of this new company would have to be one of his people.
On one hand, this boss couldn’t engage in underhanded activities like tax evasion. Although these students were his seniors, they were still strangers, and Pei Qian couldn’t trust them.
On the other hand, directly making them the management would be illogical and could arouse suspicion.
Pei Qian would first find a lucky person from his own company to open a new company, equipped with finance and administrative personnel, and then recruit all these people. This would be much more reasonable.
Afterward, the company would operate normally and start losing money. Everything would be perfect.
After considering for about two minutes, Pei Qian immediately had an idea.
Wasn’t there still an unresolved problem?
Perfect, he could solve it all at once!
That Ma Yiqun guy was still writing copy and storylines in Tenda Games.
When he was hired, he was only meant to be a mascot, to counterbalance Pei Qian’s good luck.
But later, it seemed unreasonable to let Ma Yiqun do nothing, so Pei Qian reluctantly arranged for him to be responsible for game storylines.
As a result, Ma Yiqun turned around and beautified the copy, significantly boosting the text content scores for several games.
This kind of person needed to be dealt with!
This time, the opportunity was perfect.
As for what he would do…
Pei Qian already had a plan.
Start an online novel website!
First, this was Ma Yiqun’s dream. Helping employees achieve their dreams had always been President Pei’s principle.
Second, Ma Yiqun had repeatedly failed as a writer, proving he wasn’t cut out for this line of work. Pei Qian felt confident letting him be responsible for this company.
Finally, in the online literature industry, it was relatively easy to lose money.
This world already had a very mature online literature website called Infinite Chinese Network, which had developed into a large-scale website. Some capital had also tried to enter this industry, but only a small portion succeeded, while most failed.
Pei Qian’s current venture would be like playing around. Invest some money, support a group of editors and authors, and under Ma Yiqun’s leadership, they would definitely lose money!
Thinking about it now, starting an online literature website could have been done much earlier.
The specific investment required for this industry varied greatly. One million had its approach, and one hundred million had its approach.