Su Xiaocai could only obediently be a money slave, focusing on making money first.
Su Xiaocai took her apprentices for a round of training, went offline, and hurried off to another place.
Today was the day the committee was coming, and it was also her ti to interview new factory managent personnel.
The designated place was in the newly rented factory building, a bit far from the lab, but it was military territory, surrounded by high-tech factories.
Thieves and spies dared not co this way.
The place boasted a level of security where even a casual visit could result in being targeted by weaponry.
The factory’s water and electricity were already set up, just waiting for the production line to be moved in and safety asures to be established. This ti she would interview three people in total, recomnded by Ji Li and Admiral Bai, with Bai Fu being one of them.
The other two didn’t actually know who the boss was; they just ca because they were recomnded.
The interview was originally scheduled for two days earlier, but the boss kept postponing it.
They all speculated whether this boss was the CEO of a large company, soone extrely busy.
As it turned out, the boss’s appearance and age were quite different from what they imagined.
Su Xiaocai stepped into the factory, scrutinizing the three interviewees; her original plan was to first communicate online and then have a second interview here.
But they preferred to have a face-to-face eting with the boss.
As top-notch job seekers, they understood one thing well.
The boss must choose soone with aligned values for a long-lasting relationship.
Only through in-person interaction could they truly understand what kind of person the other party was.
Another very important aspect was the work environnt. The relationship between high-level employees and the boss was mutually selective.
So Su Xiaocai acceded to their request.
At the mont Su Xiaocai entered, the two of them felt their nerves slightly snap, she looked very young.
Like a minor.
When they saw her face clearly, their apprehensive hearts cald.
They knew who this was, the boss of the Extraordinary Island Project.
"Hello. I won’t waste words, I want to hire you to manage the factory, let’s start with the compensation aspect."
Su Xiaocai offered a monthly salary that wasn’t considered high in the industry, similar to Yu Haoming’s package, including profit shares which made up the bulk of the inco, along with accommodations.
However, what she was running was a dical product company, which didn’t generate as much profit as the Extraordinary Island Project.
Moreover, considering quality issues, the costs would be higher. Good quality also ant a longer usage period.
History shows how many industries were dragged down by "quality," sothing anyone who studied history would know.
So, if they decided to stay, they had to consider whether they could ensure quality while continually injecting vitality into the factory.
If the market had substitute products, they needed strong adaptability rather than waiting for closure.
After Su Xiaocai explained this point, she showcased her chanical limb skills.
Even though it was just a video, the three interviewees understood the technical value of these chanical limbs.
"These are the basic terms I’ve ntioned, you can negotiate, who wants to interview first?"
"Ladies first?"
Bai Fu: "Thank you, I’ll go first."
Since she got her chanical limbs, her personality returned to the iron lady she used to be, much more cheerful.
"Let’s go outside to talk." Inside the factory, there were no compartnts, and it was quite empty, with too much echo.
The area outside the factory was full of weeds, a few goats placed there raised their heads now and then, looking over cautiously, adding a certain wild charm.
"How are the chanical limbs working?" Su Xiaocai initiated the conversation amicably.
"Great, unprecedentedly so." Bai Fu raised her hand, picking a piece of grass, "It feels as if it’s naturally a part of my body. However, I feel there are so areas that aren’t perfect, sotis the response is a bit slow."
"This version is like that, a bit slow, perhaps because it assesses whether you aim to harm yourself. For instance, if you want to clap, it might assu the signal from your brain is self-harming, thus you need to send the clap signal again for it to execute. The version used by the military is more advanced; civilian versions can’t start off too ahead of the tis."
Bai Fu was full of questions, if this wasn’t ahead of its ti, then what was.
"You’re too modest." Bai Fu, wearing a khaki spaghetti-strap maxi dress, had an aura of independence and flair.
The gloom and hostility between her brows faded away, the change was indeed significant.
The two did not discuss much about salary and work matters, rather it felt like the beginning of two strangers getting to know each other and gradually becoming friends.
Using very ordinary topics to express and showcase their personalities and values.
Finally, it was about the prospects for the factory; Su Xiaocai hoped the civilian chanical limbs could benefit more ordinary disabled individuals.
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