"Mr. Yang, the posture is good." Li Zhangzhen clapped his hands with a smile to show his presence. He was wearing a casual outfit, casual shirt, casual sweatpants, and a pair of jogging shoes, but it was still much more formal than the outfits of many people in the venue. After all, he came to meet his boss.

On the other side of the fairway, a young man glanced at Li Zhangzhen and did not pay much attention.

He didn't say on his face that he was a Hong Konger, but businessmen were the least rare product here. They not only had those who came to play with themselves, but also those who came to pay the bills and play with them. If someone who didn't know came to the bowling alley for the first time, they might think that China has become capitalist.

"Old Li is here." Yang Rui shook hands with Li Zhangzhen intimately, and introduced to both parties: "This is Li Zhangzhen, the manager of Huarui Company. Please ask him to invest in the bowling alley. These are my classmates. If you want to use part-time jobs in the bowling alley, please introduce them first."

Turning his head, Yang Rui said again: "Although Comrade Li Zhangzhen is from Hong Kong and comes from the capitalist world, he does not exploit workers very much. If he works part-time bowling, his hourly salary will be calculated based on the following 1 yuan."

"What is solid?" Wang Guohua didn't understand.

"Hourly salary is used to evaluate the level of fixed income." Li Zhangzhen explained in good Mandarin.

Hong Kong people in the 1980s either swim in the water, or their parents swim in the water, or at least their grandparents swim in the water, so learning Mandarin is not difficult. Of course, Hong Kong people come to the mainland now and do not speak Mandarin, because those who speak Hong Kong dialect have privileges. Only when facing Yang Rui did Li Zhangzhen consciously change his language. He even learned Mandarin again for a while during this period.

Wang Guohua gave Li Zhangzhen a drink and said, "That is to say, working part-time in the bowling alley for an hour will you get 1 yuan?"

"Yes. If our bowling alley is built and college students come to work part-time, that's how it is."

Wang Guohua immediately calculated: "Working for 8 hours that day, 6 days a week is 48 yuan..."

He was shocked, and the people next to him were also thrusting their eyes.

"We recommend working 4 or 5 hours a day, four to five days a week, no more than 20 hours. If calculated monthly, the total number will be within 60 hours. After all, it is a part-time job." Li Zhangzhen interrupted Wang Guohua's imagination with a smile and said, "Mr. Yang's advice to us is that even if students ask for additional part-time hours, they should try to control it within 80 hours to avoid affecting students' learning."

In the 1980s, students had heavy classes. If Yang Rui had not joined Tangjin Laboratory, he would not have been able to come out every day.

Students in later generations probably wouldn't imagine the scene where college students do homework every day and do not finish them at night.

Wang Guohua nodded in a slight understanding: "This month it will cost 60 yuan! Or 80 yuan! Then the student is going to snatch it crazy?"

"There is no money during the training period. In addition, this is a good job. We just want to choose young, beautiful, smart, polite and good-natured service personnel." Li Zhangzhen agreed with Yang Rui's student part-time plan.

In the 1980s, it was not easy to recruit people from private enterprises. Although the streets were full of unemployed young people, in places like Beijing, many people would rather go to the small match factory in the street than work in private enterprises. Although Hong Kong capital is exceptional, it is still quite difficult for units like bowling alleys to recruit satisfactory personnel.

Such difficulties are probably similar to KFC's confusion when he first entered China, and Yang Rui adopted similar strategies without hesitation.

Part-time college students, young and numerous, have a gentle temperament, have less hostility and vitality than their peers who have been unemployed for many years. Even if they need more training, they will learn quickly.

The only problem is that part-time students are not as good as full-time students to manage, and management needs to arrange time more flexibly and frequently train to replace personnel. In addition, management skills are also required.

But no matter what, for those who are profitable and currently high-end bowling alleys, finding excellent employees is the most important thing.

Li Xuegong was drinking soda silently. After hearing what Li Zhangzhen said, he couldn't help but stand up and said, "The waiters must be young, beautiful, and have a good temperament. Isn't it okay to be like this?"

Unlike Huang Ren and He Cheng's cleverness, Cao Baoming and Su Yi's strength, Li Xuegong, who was studying hard, has been a little bitter since childhood. After entering university, his long-term library life only turned him a little whiter and did not change his overall image.

Li Zhangzhen looked at him and looked at Yang Rui again, and said, "If it is a campus recruitment, your appearance does not meet our requirements. However, since you are Mr. Yang's friend, you can do logistics."

"Really?" Li Xuegong's eyes lit up.

Members of the Ruixue Group all have subsidies, but the monthly payment is more than 20 yuan, mainly to reduce the burden on their families and will not make students feel wealthy. In college, students do not have a competitive atmosphere, but young people always have a strong desire to shop—buy novels, buy ribs in the canteen, eat radio recorders, cameras…

Even if he doesn't buy "luxury goods", Li Xuegong, who finally got the exam from the countryside, wanted to give back to his family. He is all in his 20s. In the countryside, at this age, young people who don't study have planted a few crops and helped countless people in their family.

Li Zhangzhen looked at Yang Rui first, got permission from his eyes, and smiled and said, "Of course it's true. The number of logistics employees is uncertain, but there should be still a certain vacancy."

"Maybe we can free up several management positions." Yang Rui said: "Let students manage students, which can reduce many unnecessary conflicts, and it is also a kind of exercise for students themselves."

"Yes, we can free up several management positions." Li Zhangzhen responded without hesitation.

Yang Rui smiled at Li Xuegong and said, "If you are not suitable for being a waiter, you can do management. Anyway, after graduation, your target is not a train conductor."

Li Xuegong, who was a little depressed, immediately smiled happily.

Xu Jing, who also had a poor appearance, couldn't help laughing, followed by several other people.

After another half an hour, two fairways were separated one after another. Xu Jing and others went to play in the new fairway. In the end, only Yang Rui, Cao Baoming, Su Yi and Li Zhangzhen were left.

Three young men not far away looked at each other and all smiled subtly.

The tall young man even whispered to his companion: "I didn't see that these people are quite rich."

"Maybe it was the old man who gave the money." The thinnest young man opened a bottle of Coke and made a "bang" sound.
Chapter completed!