After twenty-five days, the small food shop in beishi was finally renovated.
And the apprentices taught by Jiang Ran were also ready to assu their various duties.
However, it still couldn’t officially open for business, it could only begin with a trial operation.
Everything was moved to the new kitchen in the shop, and Jiang Ran brought the apprentices to the new kitchen to rearrange their work shifts.
Jiang Ran had thought about it before, their working hours would be on a two-shift system.
The morning shift is from six in the morning to one in the afternoon, and the evening shift is from one in the afternoon to eight at night, both are seven hours.
The reason for opening so early is that Jiang Ran taught them how to make chicken rolls and sandwiches.
These, when paired with soy milk or juice, can serve as breakfast, fulfilling the needs of so students and those who need to start work early.
"Let tell you about the new work schedule, for example, if you start work at one in the afternoon, you get off at eight in the evening, then the next morning, you co to work by six in the morning, and work until one."
"From one that day, you can rest until one in the afternoon the next day. Does everyone understand?"
Working for a month actually ans working half the day and resting half the day, or working half a month and resting half a month.
This work schedule is very flexible.
If anyone has sothing urgent, they can coordinate with their shift partner; as long as they find soone to cover their shift, they can attend to their matters.
As soon as Jiang Ran finished speaking, the eyes of the twelve people lit up.
The reason was simple; this work schedule truly delighted them.
But following that, they also had so concerns about how their salary would be calculated.
Salary is always the thing that employees care about the most.
Jiang Ran didn’t keep them in suspense; after ntioning the work schedule, she imdiately talked about the salary.
"As for salary, each person’s monthly base salary is twenty, then it will be calculated based on the turnover of the shop. The higher the turnover, the higher your commission. So you need to strive to make the food delicious, so people will co to buy it, the turnover will be high, and your wages will be higher."
"The business of the shop is closely related to your personal interests."
No matter when, a fixed salary cannot motivate employees; only by making them understand that their personal interests are closely tied to the collective interests will they work harder.
After Jiang Ran’s words, everyone’s eyes shone even brighter.
The working hours aren’t very long, and they can earn quite a bit of money, who wouldn’t be willing?
"Sister Ranran, rest assured, we will definitely work hard!"
"Sister Ranran, rest assured!"
All twelve people spoke in unison, and they were shouting so loudly that it was almost deafening.
Although it was a bit ear-splitting, Jiang Ran remained unmoved and just watched everyone with a smile, nodding slightly.
"Alright, I believe in you all."
Pei Huai and Chen Bing stood outside the counter, separated by glass, able to see the situation in the kitchen clearly.
Not only could they see, but they could also hear their voices clearly.
After watching for a while, Chen Bing hugged Pei Huai’s shoulder beside him.
"I’m telling you, Old Pei, having a wife like this, you could wake up laughing from your dreams! If I had a wife like this, I wouldn’t even sleep."
After speaking, Chen Bing deliberately looked at Pei Huai, waiting for him to ask why he wouldn’t sleep.
But after waiting for a while, Pei Huai still didn’t speak up.
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