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"Correct, it seems that Song Rushi has some understanding of our company. I won't waste any more time; welcome aboard!"
Faced with Jiang Yizhou's suddenly outstretched hand, Song Rushi was taken aback. She had never seen such a strange recruitment process; was the interview just a formality?
"Wait a minute, Mr. Jiang, are you really making this decision just like that?" Song Rushi asked, her eyes filled with confusion. Could it be that she had encountered a scam? But his reputation was quite good; it shouldn't be the case!
"I think you're quite suitable just by looking at you, and I trust the people they recommended to me should be good. I don't have time to get caught up in the recruitment process right now," Jiang Yizhou replied. He had never recruited anyone before; he was just used to observing people and judging them based on their past actions. His requirements were minimal—he needed someone to handle various affairs for him so he could focus on operations.
What does it mean to think I'm suitable just by looking at me? Song Rushi thought to herself but accepted the invitation nonetheless.
"Jiang Yizhou, when do I start, and when do we sign the agreement?"
Jiang Yizhou slapped his forehead. "Let's start now. You draft the agreement, and I'll review and sign it. As for the compensation, I'll give you a rough structure when I get back. You can arrange the job responsibilities and salary based on that structure, and also handle recruitment. Right now, there's nothing in the company!"
Nothing at all? Song Rushi was convinced this was not a workshop; at least a workshop had some hierarchy. This was completely like a group of college students coming up with an idea and forming a team, and now asking her to set her own salary—was he joking?
Jiang Yizhou was not joking; he truly didn't understand these matters. If it were within his professional scope, he could learn quickly, but outside of that—managing a company? Sorry, the most people he had ever managed in his life were the seven people under him now: six interns and one partner.
"Jiang Yizhou, do you really trust me this much?" Song Rushi's eyes widened in surprise; this was beyond her expectations. This was essentially equivalent to starting her own business.
"I believe it won't waste their one million dollars; weren't you recommended by them?" Jiang Yizhou looked at her with confusion.
Song Rushi felt a heavy weight from this unexpected trust; she indeed had been recommended by acquaintances.
"Alright, then I'll submit the first draft for your review before I finish work this afternoon!"
In China's internet industry, receiving an investment of one million dollars while giving away 40% equity shocked many people. So this is how things could be done?
The popularity surged to a peak in just a few days, with posts being pinned on most forums. While the involvement of Jiang Yizhou and several interns stirring things up played a role, the main reason was still the venture capital funding.
Most people had a bewildered expression, thinking that this thing could attract an investment of 1 million Dollars. They clicked in out of curiosity and were subsequently drawn in, leading them to register.
The registration numbers quickly surpassed fifty thousand, and the Online user count exceeded one thousand. Given that the domestic population was only around two hundred thousand, these figures were already quite remarkable.
His personal introduction on Huido was also changed to "Founder."
Everything was progressing smoothly, except for the situation in the United States which caused a decline in new registrations and Online users due to issues with the servers. However, once the investment was completed, it wasn't like in the domestic market where converting Dollars to RMB required various procedures. A branch office was soon established there, with local servers and lines set up.
"The main task now is to oversee the branch office in the U.S. If it weren't for my passport issues, I would have gone myself!" Jiang Yizhou didn't expect to need to go abroad so soon. He would have to return home to get his passport and wouldn't receive it until February.
The office location had already moved to an entire floor in Technology Park, and the number of employees had doubled. The company was gradually getting on track, and Jiang Yizhou felt much more relaxed.
However, it wasn't yet time to relax. He couldn't go abroad, while the U.S. would be the main battlefield moving forward. The reason was that Nineties Internet was predominantly led by American companies; there were too few domestic users to support many companies.
Jiang Yizhou felt a headache coming on as their rapid growth in registrations had already reached half of theirs. Although they were currently managed to be held back and posed no immediate threat, he still felt some concern.
Currently, there were two versions: the domestic one was limited by various conditions and couldn't utilize many features, while the international version continuously innovated amidst competition. His inability to oversee operations resulted in delays; communicating through remote emails and faxes with people at the U.S. Branch was inefficient.
"There's no need to worry so much, Jiang Yizhou. Isn't Wu Zong already there? I think he can handle it well!" Song Rushi quickly integrated into the company and helped establish its overall framework, managing various affairs systematically.
Jiang Yizhou tapped on the table. Since Wu Ming had a passport, he sent him ahead to oversee operations in the U.S. However, as he was from a technical background, he wasn't skilled in management or publicity, which limited his effectiveness; they relied more on locally recruited personnel for operations.
Indeed, without a team or a solid talent base, many issues were difficult to resolve.
"Not much left, thinking more won't help!" Jiang Yizhou looked apologetically at Song Rushi, "Sorry for wasting your off-work time again!"
If you knew that, then you shouldn't apologize like this. Apologizing doesn't help; you should just change this bad habit!
Although Jiang Yizhou had given her some authority, he still wanted to keep track of the company's situation, which led to him asking Song Rushi to report to him before she finished work every day. This made the people in the company look at her strangely.
At first, she thought Jiang Yizhou had some bad intentions towards her, but later she understood that this guy was completely oblivious!
"Jiang Yizhou, don't you think it's inappropriate to call me in an empty office after work hours to report on work?" Song Rushi directly laid it out, asking pointedly.
Jiang Yizhou was still contemplating the next direction of development when Song Rushi interrupted him. Without realizing it, he replied, "What's inappropriate?"
"I hope to report in the morning when I come to work from now on. Please approve this, Jiang Yizhou!"
"Oh, is that what it is? Are you eager to get off work and go home? Alright then, starting from now on, you'll report in the morning!" Jiang Yizhou readily agreed; there was no difference between being fickle and being indecisive.
What should he eat for dinner? There was a piece of meat marinated with salt at home, along with green beans, tomatoes, and eggs. However, he suddenly craved hot pot. Should he go see Li Yue?
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