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"I have been a tutor for over a year, and I believe I can handle this job!" Lin Yi felt that the current atmosphere was somewhat ridiculous.
Although he found this place by following the address in the job listing, the boss turned out to be someone several years older than him, along with another girl, making up the entirety of this Training Class.
This couldn't even be considered a makeshift operation, Lin Yi thought. However, since he was already there, when that man asked him for his resume, he simply took out the resume he always carried with him and had a brief interview.
Jiang Yizhou rubbed his temples in some distress; he really wanted to keep this guy. With the increase in students, at least seven a week, it was rare to have any free time, and he simply couldn't spare time for other tasks.
This made him eager to hire another person to expand the scale a bit so that someone could substitute for him when he had other matters to attend to.
"How about this: you can intern for a while until the end of this month. Based on your performance, if it’s satisfactory, you can stay. During the internship, your salary will be 70% of the normal rate. Is that okay?" Jiang Yizhou laid out the terms and waited for Lin Yi's response. This kind of training teacher could fool students but not peers.
Lin Yi didn't expect to get this job so easily. Although there were more than three weeks of internship, it was still acceptable. After thinking for a moment, he replied, "Sure, I am willing to accept this job!"
Jiang Yizhou sent the man over to Li Yue. Aside from matters related to training, most other responsibilities were handled by Li Yue. Jiang Yizhou had worried about financial issues before, but seeing her made him feel inexplicably at ease, and so it continued like this.
After hiring staff, Jiang Yizhou couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Being able to support a business on his own was something he never dared to think about in his previous life; he had always seen himself as just a quality screw in the machine.
However, while the Training Class was fine as it was, wanting to grow stronger required introducing a proper training system, which was beyond Jiang Yizhou's capabilities—he neither had the ability nor the energy for it.
He still wanted to wait for the right opportunity to try his hand at Internet entrepreneurship. After all, aside from studying for exams before college, he had been working and learning in this field ever since; opening a supermarket or factory was definitely not something he could do—sticking to his original line of work was better.
He opened his computer and continued browsing through emails from Western Point Station and Ma Huateng, maintaining good relationships with the big shots was always beneficial.
Upon seeing an email from Ma Huateng asking when they could go online, Jiang Yizhou could only convey the reality: without investment, their plans for going online would have to be indefinitely shelved. He was currently running a Training Class and needed to earn some money first.
Ma Ge is the key contact he has been keeping in touch with. However, he has been busy with the Training Class recently, which caused a break in their communication. Now that they are reconnecting, it might have disappointed him a bit!
I wonder if the person who is extremely interested in the Internet and has built the most luxurious horse station will impulsively invest the money he earned from the Stock Market into this venture that fascinates him?
Jiang Yizhou really can't predict. Perhaps influenced by himself, Ma Ge might actually establish Teng Xun ahead of time.
However, he should still be unable to avoid himself, after all, it was inspiration he got from Jiang Yizhou. In any case, he still needs to wait for the right opportunity! The expressway of Internet development hasn't been constructed yet; it's surprising that it can run smoothly with the current water pipes.
It's just like those games; many well-produced games flop while legendary games become popular, all because of China's lagging Internet infrastructure, computer configurations, and bandwidth.
He should focus on his current business first and finish everything before moving on. Jiang Yizhou hasn't opened a new thread or made any "arrogant" statements; at most, he just exchanged a few words in discussions with others.
Lin Yi sat quietly at the desk next to him, waiting for Li Yue to go out and print the contract so he could sign it when she returned.
"When do I start working, and what should I do?" Lin Yi asked as he looked at Li Yue, who smiled and nodded at him after finishing with the contract but didn't look back.
Li Yue smiled formally at Lin Yi, "You should ask Yi Zhou, the one who interviewed you!"
When Lin Yi found Jiang Yizhou, he said, "You can start tomorrow. Just follow me for now. The working hours are six hours a week, including weekends. We are mainly busy on weekends here!"
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"Why do you have time to come over?" Jiang Yizhou laughed and scolded when he saw the suddenly visiting Fang Chang.
Fang Chang compared this place with the Training Class in the south of the city, and the content being taught on the podium was quite similar. Suddenly, he lost interest, saying, "I just wanted to ask about your software. How is it? Has it gone live yet? I put a lot of effort into it!"
At that time, Jiang Yizhou did indeed have him write some trivial code, hoping to pull him in and get some benefits from his father who worked at the Telecommunications Bureau.
It turned out that Jiang Yizhou was overthinking; there were no benefits! It was all nonsense! He still had to pay whatever amount was required. The corporate dedicated line cost over sixty thousand a month, and that was just for the internet fees. There were also costs for buying or renting servers, and various other expenses that were as high as the prices of electronic products.
In this day and age, high technology truly is high technology, with a very high threshold. For a long time, Internet companies had very few ways to profit; they could only survive on advertising and traffic, just like Jack Ma's China Yellow Pages, along with "free content, paid advertising" Portal websites.
"No money, can't set it up. Fang Chang, if you had money, I could get it online within a month. Unfortunately, there's no money!" This thing was a money-guzzling beast. Before the emergence of paid SMS value-added services at Mobile Dream Network, there weren't many ways to profit; even ad spaces couldn't be sold much. The skyrocketing number of users constantly demanded more servers and more internet costs.
The ideals were abundant, but reality was stark. This was also why Jiang Yizhou couldn't secure investment or large amounts of funding and dared not start working on it wholeheartedly.
"Is that really useless then?" Fang Chang asked in shock, clearly feeling a bit disappointed. He had just finished military training and stabilized his university life; he hurriedly came to find Jiang Yizhou because he wanted to see the software he participated in being known by more people.
Jiang Yizhou thought to himself that since your father is from the Telecommunications Bureau, making money there these days is like robbing someone; how could you not know? Who's money are they robbing? Don't you Understand?
He decided to focus on his Training Class, think carefully about what to do next! After comforting Fang Chang, Jiang Yizhou returned to his post, relieving Lin Yi of the trouble of running back and forth.
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