This city simulation game can affect reality.

As evening fell, Chen Jun wrote and paused in his office, finally drafting a recruitment plan for long-term positions.

The company plans to recruit 11 people, ranging from entry-level employees to middle managers, with a defined salary range for each position.

After confirming that everything was correct, he called Lao Zhou in and assigned the initial screening task to him.

"Get the final list to me as soon as possible, then set a reporting period of three days, gather them at the resort, and I'll interview them personally."

"In addition, current employees who repeatedly violate the rules or are complained about by tourists for bad behavior will be dismissed through normal procedures once verified."

Old Zhou nodded in agreement; recruiting soldiers was a piece of cake for him.

Regarding Chen Jun's second point, his lips moved as if he wanted to say something, but he swallowed it back in the end.

Chen Jun noticed his hesitation and smiled, "Uncle Zhou, we're all family, so don't hold back."

After thinking for a while, Lao Zhou decided to stop being coy and blurted out his thoughts.

"To be honest, the resort's rules and regulations have changed quite a bit over the years. Different strategies have been used at different times, but in the end, no matter how many times they change, if they are not implemented properly, they will become just a piece of paper."

"If you don't keep a close eye on the people below you, even the most scientific and meticulous regulations will probably be useless."

The meaning of this statement is very clear: in the last few years of his life, the old man's energy was no longer what it used to be, and he did not have anyone by his side to keep him in check and share his burdens.

This resulted in a very relaxed atmosphere at the resort.

As for Lao Zhou himself, he may be able to manage his subordinates, but there are also places where his reach is limited.

Chen Jun naturally understood this advice: "Since I took over this business from my grandfather, I will inevitably take responsibility for everything in my own way."

Old Zhou nodded emphatically: "I understand."

After a brief silence, Chen Jun got back to the point: "By the way, I was just thinking about it. Our resort's external extension has been stagnant for a while, and I'm thinking of revitalizing it. What are your thoughts?"

"The expansion of the resort can raise its development ceiling, and it's certainly a good thing that construction can resume, but the problem is... there isn't a suitable person to fill that position right now."

"How about I bring you in? I can transfer Li Liang up from the operations department; I think he's pretty good at managing the warehouse," Chen Jun asked tentatively.

"Me? I can't do it... Although I can talk a little, this job requires dealing with people from all walks of life, and my brain just can't keep up."

Having worked in this line of work for so many years, Lao Zhou knew his own limitations, so he didn't beat around the bush and directly stated that he didn't have the skills.

The external outreach department's main job is to interact with people from all walks of life, including township governments, small and medium-sized enterprises, local farmers, and artisans, and then use these connections to open up new markets and open up some non-traditional business lines.

Chen Jun understood the other party's concerns, but if the resort wanted to create more value, its current business scope was clearly far from sufficient.

"The resort is short-staffed right now, you have to help me with this." He looked at Lao Zhou, his tone serious, "At least until I find a suitable replacement, you'll have to take over for a while."

"Well... alright... I'll give it a try." Although he was a little hesitant, Old Zhou had no choice but to agree since Chen Jun had put it that way.

......

At 11 p.m., Chen Jun took a hot shower, changed into his pajamas, and walked into the bedroom with his laptop.

He found a comfortable position to lean against the pillow and placed the computer between his legs.

Resident satisfaction rises to 23

On the screen, probably thanks to the success of the traffic improvement, the satisfaction rate actually increased by 3 points.

Compared to the previous increases caused by the promulgation of new regulations, this figure seems more substantial.

After all, in terms of effort and time, the former is less than the latter.

Focusing the view on the buildings under construction or demolition, the countdown above is still ticking away, and two-thirds of the way through has already passed.

In another ten hours or so, the work will be finished.

Apart from the only restaurant model under construction, all the other buildings are actually long-abandoned apartments, probably built to meet the needs of certain tourists.

These apartments and resorts have very different overall styles, so they are located in relatively remote areas.

"Once the demolition is completed tomorrow, this area will be completely empty."

However, since some apartments were located on secondary alleyways, Chen Jun did not demolish them all at once.

While observing the screen, he pulled out a piece of paper from the bedside table and began to write and draw again.

After much deliberation, Chen Jun selected some shops in the northern part of the resort as potential sites for relocation.

"Given the current size of the resort, these apartments and shops are clearly redundant."

He appropriately abandoned some buildings, ultimately reserving a space that was neither too big nor too small.

"These plots of land will be used to build new buildings."

Thinking it over, Chen Jun opened the game's toolbar and found the new blueprint issued by the system yesterday: [Woodcutter's Hut].

Like new skills, buildings also have detailed written descriptions.

[Woodcutter's Hut: A leisure workshop centered around woodworking experiences. Your residents can use built-in tools to create small handicrafts. You can assign a professional carpenter to provide guidance.]

It is obvious that the rewards given by the system are more distinctive compared to the original ordinary buildings of the resort.

"I just don't know if tourists will be willing to buy it."

Regarding whether the woodcutter's hut can withstand the test of the market, Chen Jun must admit that he is not entirely confident.

According to previous statistical analysis, there are two most common types of tourist profiles for resorts.

One type is tourists from other places who come specifically for Longding Mountain, especially those who drive there themselves. They may just be passing by the resort on their way up the mountain and decide to stop by for a rest.

These types of tourists are usually not repeat customers of the resort; they are typical one-off deals.

The second type is middle-aged and elderly people who already live near the resort.

These types of tourists usually don't need services like food and accommodation. They have their own purpose for visiting as soon as they enter the park, whether it's hiking or fishing.

These types of people don't care about reputation on the internet, and it's also difficult to sell them new things; they're like "single-player NPCs" who are completely unresponsive.

As for the other tourists, their characteristics are even more fragmented, and they do not account for a high percentage of the overall population.

After much thought, Chen Jun still struggled to pinpoint the target audience for "The Woodcutter's Hut".

As a hardcore player in building simulation games, he's just a novice when it comes to business, feeling his way across the river by trial and error.

If we use population flow simulation to obtain the answer, the result will inevitably have a large error.

After all, tourists in real life are flesh-and-blood people, and their behavior and habits are by no means uniform.

With a "let's give it a try" attitude, Chen Jun chose a clearing surrounded by trees on a mountain and set up the woodcutter's hut there.

Construction time: 23:59:59

Perhaps due to its smaller footprint, the woodcutter's hut was built twice as fast as a regular building.