Chapter 32: Are Inexperienced Employees Easier to Train?

Curious, Shen Rou opened the résumés selected by President Chen.

As she read through them, her expression gradually turned strange. All the résumés sent back were from candidates with little to no work experience.

Did President Chen send the wrong ones? Had he mistakenly sent the eliminated résumés instead?

Puzzled, she asked, “President Chen, did you send the wrong résumés? These candidates all seem to lack experience.”

“Oh! No, I sent the right ones. A new company needs a fresh start. Only by hiring inexperienced employees and training them from the ground up can they fully integrate into the company and become a true part of it,” Chen Mo said matter-of-factly.

Hearing this, Shen Rou nodded slowly. It did sound somewhat reasonable.

She then started sending out interview invitations to the selected candidates via email, arranging for them to come in the next day.

Two days quickly passed.

The hiring process went smoothly, and soon, most of the company’s positions were filled.

Leaning back in his chair, Chen Mo pondered how to quickly spend his system funds.

For this settlement period, the system had given him a month, but the funds had doubled again—from 2 million to 4 million.

He needed more ways to spend money.

Just then—

A sudden voice echoed in his mind.

“Detected that the company’s staffing level has reached 70%. Unlocking a side mission.”

Side Mission: Own another company (the new company must not be in the same industry as the current one).

Mission Reward: A randomly selected work from a parallel world (a creation that does not exist in this world).

So now he could own another company?

Chen Mo’s eyes lit up as he listened to the system prompt.

He had considered this idea before—continuously opening companies to burn through the system funds—but the system had flagged this approach as a violation.

Now that he was allowed to have a second company, he could use it as a means to spend the funds.

As for what kind of company…

Technically, he could register a new company in a month, but that wouldn’t be fast enough to use up the system funds.

It seemed the best option was to buy an existing company from the corporate trading platform.

Most companies listed for sale on the platform were either on the verge of bankruptcy or had been operating at a loss for a long time.

Either way, that was exactly what Chen Mo wanted.

Only such companies would allow him to spend large amounts of system funds without generating too much profit—a perfect scenario.

Opening the corporate trading platform, Chen Mo started browsing.

As he scrolled through the many companies for sale, he felt overwhelmed by the choices, unsure which one to pick.

But soon—

A particular game company caught his attention.

It wasn’t that he loved gaming, but rather, the name of a game this company had developed.

Tianlong.

Seeing the familiar name, Chen Mo instantly recalled a past experience—getting instantly killed by a VIP player in a game and then being mocked.

A brilliant idea popped into his mind.

If he bought this company, he could use its privileges to get himself some high-end gear. Then, wouldn’t he be able to dominate in the game?

In his mind, he had already imagined crushing those rich players.

“So what if you have money? I have connections.”

Checking the company’s purchase price—

1.5 million!

Not bad. If he bought it, he could instantly spend 1.5 million of his system funds while also getting revenge in the game.

A perfect win-win.

This was the one.

Chen Mo immediately decided to acquire the company.

Since he was buying a company, he naturally needed a professional to assist with the process—and spend some extra money in the process.

Tang Qiu, who had helped with the garment factory acquisition last time, seemed like the right person for the job. He saw no need to find someone else.

With that in mind, he picked up his phone, found Tang Qiu’s contact, and called her directly.

—

Tian Di Law Firm

“Wu Lawyer, I don’t think I can take this case,” Tang Qiu said, closing the file and placing it back on the desk. She looked troubled as she faced the middle-aged man in a suit across from her.

“Xiao Qiu, all our senior lawyers are currently handling cases and can’t take on another,” Wu Zhenguo said, adjusting his glasses. “You are the only one available for this case.”

“And you’re the only one I trust with it.”

“But if I take this case and win… my conscience won’t be at ease,” Tang Qiu said firmly.

She couldn’t stop others from taking the case, but she would not betray her own principles.

The reason she chose to become a lawyer was to seek justice for the oppressed, not to become a weapon for the wealthy.

Wu Zhenguo’s face darkened. “Tang Qiu, I understand that you have a kind heart. But you need to be professional. You are working at this law firm, and all cases must be handled according to our assignments.”

“The client behind this case is highly influential. If we win, it could bring another major benefactor to the firm.”

“So you have to take this case—whether you want to or not.”

“Don’t sacrifice your future for a moment of righteousness.”

“I…”

Tang Qiu opened her mouth to argue, but Wu Zhenguo didn’t give her a chance. He stood up and left without another word.

Staring at the case file on the desk, Tang Qiu’s expression shifted continuously.

She was still struggling with the decision when—

Her phone suddenly rang.

Chen Mo!

Seeing the caller ID, Tang Qiu was surprised.

Though nearly a month had passed, she still had a strong impression of Chen Mo.

She was still amazed by the fact that he had paid his employees in advance.

Why was he calling her now?

Had his company run into legal trouble?

Puzzled, she answered the call.

“Lawyer Tang, I hope I’m not disturbing you.”

Chen Mo’s polite voice came through the phone.

“It’s no problem. Did you run into a legal issue, President Chen?”

“Oh! No, nothing like that. I want to acquire another company and was hoping you could help with the process.”

Tang Qiu was momentarily stunned.

If she remembered correctly, it hadn’t even been a month since Chen Mo acquired his last company.

And now he wanted to buy another one?

What was this guy up to?

She couldn’t figure out his strategy.

But since it wasn’t a major request and wouldn’t take much of her time, she saw no reason to refuse. Plus, she was curious to see what kind of company Chen Mo wanted to acquire this time.

“Alright, President Chen. Send me the company name, and I’ll do some research before getting back to you.”

After hanging up, Tang Qiu soon received a message from Chen Mo with the company’s name.

She turned on her computer and ran a search on the company.

Soon, the company’s information appeared on her screen.

And when she finished reading it—

Tang Qiu was completely stunned.

This…