campus magician

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"Don't worry about that," Vice President Gu said again and again, "I'll just pick the students I hate the most and introduce them to you. Such students are usually nerds who don't know how to maintain the relationship with the teacher. They just focus on scientific research. , It’s a pity that you may not even be able to find a job after graduation, you have to go home to sell pork, and you can be regarded as helping them solve their big problem of employment.”

Gao Yuan nodded, that's the kind of person he wanted.

"Then how many graduate students like this do you plan to have? In addition, how much salary can you get for doing research in the studio you mentioned?" Vice President Gu asked again.

Gao Yuan thought for a while and said: "I plan to ask for about [-]. You just need to give me their dormitory and contact information. I will contact them myself. As for the issue of remuneration, you don't have to worry about it. We will discuss it privately."

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This morning, Gao Yuan carefully read a total of [-] files at Vice President Gu's place, and recorded all the contact information and dormitory addresses of these [-] people.

Of course, Gao Yuan can't use so many people, but only in this way can there be a selection process.

Then from the afternoon until the evening, Gao Yuan shuttled between the various postgraduate dormitory buildings, visiting the people listed in the information one by one.

Vice President Gu was right. The twenty people he introduced were all serious bookworms. Although it was the weekend, they were either in the dormitory, in the laboratory, or in the library. They had no extracurricular arrangements. It is not difficult for Gao Yuan to find them.

After a detailed discussion at the meeting, Gao Yuan screened out those who were too withdrawn or lacked knowledge but self-righteousness, and then offered an olive branch to the remaining dozen or so people.

Gao Yuan's remuneration is very attractive, even about twice as high as that of ordinary large state-owned enterprises, so most of the dozen or so graduate students he invited are also very interested.

However, two of them raised a question, that is, when Gao Yuan said that "Zhixiang Medicine" was a newly established company with a registered capital of only a few hundred thousand, they were somewhat suspicious, fearing that the company's prospects would be worrisome.

Indeed, for a pharmaceutical company, this amount of registered capital is really too small, so small that it is not enough to pay several rounds of salaries.

Gao Yuan also explained that this is only the company's first investment. In a few months, the company will inject capital geometrically and expand the company into a top domestic pharmaceutical company.

What Gao Yuan said is a bit of empty talk. It is inevitable that some people will not believe it, but it doesn't matter if they don't believe it, because if the company can't pay wages, they can just leave. Anyway, these graduate students have not graduated yet, and Gao Yuan also said that if someone If you want to study for a doctorate in the future, as long as you sign a long-term contract with the company, the company will also fund the doctorate at that time.

With this temptation, everyone nodded in agreement, Gao Yuan returned to the dormitory and called Zhuge Zhixiang, asking him to come to the school immediately tomorrow to sign the contract with these people.

(End of this chapter)