"Boss, do you still want these shelves?"
Tang Ping asked while tidying up the dicine on the shelves.
"We can dismantle them and move them to the warehouse later; you never know when we might need them. The twenty new shelves gifted to us by Best dicine Company are great, but I still prefer these four old shelves. They carry the history of Sunshine Clinic’s startup struggles — back then, it was your silent support that got through, otherwise, I wouldn’t be where I am today."
Li Jingsheng said gratefully to Tang Ping.
"Haha, I haven’t done much, just working for wages!" Tang Ping replied modestly, though she felt a warm glow inside.
The boss is soone who values old relationships.
Working with him, there’s no need to worry about being kicked out after he becos successful.
Nurses rely on their youth; she is still young now, but what about in ten years?
At that ti, if she loses her job, what will she do?
It’s very difficult for a woman to raise a child alone.
She’s not so powerful businesswoman; just an ordinary nurse. Besides nursing, she doesn’t know what other work she could do.
"When we move things later, you two gentlen take on more responsibilities; Sister Tang and Siying will mainly handle placing dicines and other detailed work."
Li Jingsheng assigned tasks to the four of them.
"No problem!"
Xiaogao, being in his twenties, was in his pri.
"I’ll take this opportunity to exercise a bit! I’ve already beco a greasy middle-aged man."
Dr. Wang had been around for over ten days and had gradually beco familiar with everyone.
He was less restrained in his speech now.
"Brother Wang, you’re not planning to shape up and beco handso so you can have fluttering flags outside, but keep the red flag steady at ho, right?"
Xiaogao jokingly asked him.
This youngster had been influenced after working with Boss Zhao for a year.
"Oh, at this age, who has the heart to think about that stuff! I’m just focused on doing a good job and making more money to support my family. When you’re middle-aged, nothing is more important than having money; otherwise, the whole family suffers with you."
Wang Zongxiao, being in his late thirties, was at the toughest age for n.
At this age, n either have a smooth career path, progressing well, or like Wang Zongxiao’s situation, find themselves directly unemployed and needing to find a new job.
"Dr. Gao, your inco is probably the highest in our clinic now, which is a good thing and earned through your hard work. But let warn you, don’t fulfill the cliché — that man with money becos bad. Rember, you joined saying you wanted to stop asking your family for money and earn more to buy a house and get married. Your current girlfriend seems nice, you should cherish it and not always have your eye on new temptations."
Li Jingsheng cautioned Xiaogao.
As the clinic owner, he generally doesn’t interfere in his employees’ private lives.
But when an employee’s morals start deteriorating, he definitely draws them back in.
Otherwise, this employee will eventually get into trouble.
"Hehehe, I was just joking with Brother Wang; I would never do sothing like that."
In front of Li Jingsheng, Xiaogao was honest enough.
He clearly understood that the young boss before him could raise him up as well as bring him down. Half of his current status is his own effort, but the other half was given by the boss.
Leaving Sunshine Clinic, he might find a job selling dicine with his current sales experience, but his prospects wouldn’t compare to developing at Sunshine Clinic.
Moreover, everyone values emotions.
If not for Li Jingsheng, the true talent spotter, he would still be earning a re thousand yuan a month, being treated like a grandson by Boss Zhao.
"Dr. Gao, when a man starts having these thoughts, it can be very dangerous. Whatever happens, you must not get muddled."
Tang Ping also admonished him from the side.
"No, no! I was just kidding; my girlfriend and I have a great relationship. By the end of the year, when I’ve saved enough for the down paynt, we’ll take wedding photos."
Xiaogao was sweating after being educated in turns by the boss and Tang Ping.
"Siying, your salary should be quite decent too! What are your plans for spending it?"
Li Jingsheng, not usually ddling with his employees, took the chance while the atmosphere was good to ask.
"My mom’s phone has issues with signal and often black screens or crashes; I recently bought one and sent it to my hotown. My dad suffers from a recurring lumbar vertebra condition, exhausted from financing my education, so I bought so liquid treatnts for his lumbar disc protrusion and sent them to his work site. I’m planning to save the rest — when it cos ti for residency training at the People’s Hospital, the salary won’t be high, so having so money will be helpful in case of ergencies."
She’s a good girl, both filial and ambitious.
A very grateful and nice girl.
"You’re really aweso! I believe your parents must feel exceptionally proud and incredibly gratified to have such an outstanding daughter."
Li Jingsheng gave her a thumbs up.
"The reasons for lumbar disc protrusion are varied, and many online dicines are unreliable. You should get your father checked when you have the chance. Targeted treatnt is necessary for effective results."
Li Jingsheng, working in orthopedics, has reached minor achievent in orthopedic diagnostics, offering fairly good diagnostics for common orthopedic conditions.
Lumbar disc protrusion is a common disease.
Difficult to cure, prone to recurrence, and with high surgical risks — these are its characteristics.
So patients with lumbar disc protrusion initially only have back pain, unable to do heavy labor, but end up unable to stand after surgery and need a wheelchair.
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