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The recruitment difficulties faced by Guangzhi Youxuan were far more challenging than Su Xiaoran had anticipated.

The latest report submitted by the HR department shows that the target number is still not met.

Warehouse and cashier positions are mostly filled, as those roles have relatively simple requirements and offer significantly higher salaries than others in the industry.

The unemployed population in City A does not have much resistance to these basic jobs.

But sales assistants are different.

This job requires face-to-face interaction with customers, knowledge of the products, standing and smiling to provide service all day, and dealing with all sorts of unexpected demands and occasionally unreasonable customers.

In the current generation of young people's career mindset, working at a counter naturally carries a sense of undignified disrespect.

"Sister Su, it's not about the money."

The HR manager sounded helpless during the report.

"The salary we offer is already 30% higher than the average for the same position in City A. We provide five social insurances and one housing fund upon joining the company, and the 13th-month salary is written into the employment contract."

"But the moment the interviewees heard the word 'salesperson,' their expressions changed. One of them agreed to the job, but called the next day to say that his family didn't approve."

When Su Xiaoran walked into Yang Qian's office with this report in her hand, a layer of anxiety appeared on her face.

She is not someone who is easily intimidated by work challenges.

From its inception to the present, the things she has experienced with Yang Qian are ten times more difficult than recruitment.

But this time the problem is different.

It's not a bottleneck in the process, nor a technical problem that can be solved by working overtime; it's a deadlock at the level of social perception.

Young people would rather work as clerks in an office building for a lower salary than stand in a supermarket in a uniform introducing products to customers.

In their view, the former is a white-collar worker, and the latter is a waiter.

Even if the former's take-home pay is much less than the latter's, and even if the work the former does in the cubicle is essentially another form of service.

But the right to define the word "decency" has never been in the hands of the working class themselves.

After listening to Su Xiaoran's words, Yang Qian remained silent for a while. (Window)

"Let's start a live stream."

Su Xiaoran was stunned for a moment.

"What?"

"Recruiting people via live stream."

Yang Qian placed the report on the table. "Since the young people feel that Guangzhi Youxuan has no future and is not respectable enough, I will talk to them about this in person."

"No matter how many benefits a job posting lists, it's just a line of text. Words can't convince people; people can."

"What about time?"

Su Xiaoran asked.

"This afternoon."

Miriam Yeung has already picked up her phone and started scrolling through her contact list.

"Have the operations team send out a notice saying that A-Guang will be live at 3 PM. Also, please ask Li Lin to sit next to me during this live stream."

"Manager Li?"

Su Xiaoran's expression changed from confusion to understanding. "You want him to endorse the government?"

I guess so.

Yang Qian put down her phone.

"He's an official. If we have him sit next to us, those who still have doubts about the Land of Light opening a supermarket will believe him halfway when they see him."

"I'll talk about the other half."

At 3:00 PM sharp, the official live stream room of the Land of Light Animation Studio lit up on time.

This live stream will be held at the Guangzhi Youxuan store, which is currently under renovation.

The camera was set up in the unfinished cultural and creative experience area on the second floor, and workers could be seen installing shelves in the background.

The sounds of wood cutting and the hum of the electric drill were captured by the microphone, which actually added to the sense of realism that construction was underway.

"Here it comes! Here it comes! Here it comes!"

"Ah Guang is live streaming again!"

"Last time he went live to announce LoveLive Season 2, the Bird's Nest concert, and the opening of a supermarket in the Land of Light, let's see who dares to say that A-Guang's live streaming frequency is low now."

"What big event is going to happen today? Could it be that Gaia and Agul are getting married?"

"Wake up, upstairs! Gaia and Agul almost got into a fight on the beach last night! Fujimiya's gaze, and Gamu's pose—I think a fight between them is more likely than marriage!"

"Wait, where is this? The background looks like a... supermarket?"

Yang Qian is sitting in a folding chair in the very center of the frame.

Next to him was Li Lin, who was wearing a white shirt.

There was no table, no name tags, and none of the standard setup for a business setting in front of the two people.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Yang Qianchong nodded at the camera, her tone no different from usual, "Today's live stream topic has nothing to do with animation."

The scrolling of the comments paused noticeably for a moment.

"???"

"Hikaru, what are you saying? The official account of the Land of Light isn't doing any anime-related live streams? Were you hacked or possessed?"

"Don't panic, Ah-Guang has always liked to hide things!"

"So today isn't a new anime promotion? What am I supposed to watch then?"

"Why are you in such a hurry, upstairs? I'll watch Ah Guang's live stream, even if it's just about how to make scrambled eggs with tomatoes."

Yang Qian smiled as she looked at the reactions in the live chat.

"Today I want to talk about business development, not animation or tokusatsu."

The viewers in the live chat were completely dumbfounded.

"Wait, are we talking about business today??"

"Ah Guang, did you switch channels? This is the Land of Light's live broadcast room, not McKinsey's industry forum."

"Holy crap, is the Land of Light going to make it into the Fortune 500? No way!"

"Although the Land of Light's revenue was impressive last year, it's still orders of magnitude behind the Fortune 500. And for an animation company to make it into the Fortune 500, that's too good to be true."

After a barrage of comments from Yang Qian and others, she finally waved goodbye.

"Don't get excited. The Land of Light is far from being a Fortune 500 company. Otherwise, I should be sitting in the VIP section of an economic forum, dozing off, instead of sitting next to a construction site, letting everyone smell the strong formaldehyde fumes."

"Today, I'd like to take this opportunity to talk about Light's Choice's recruitment process."

The reaction in the live chat went from disapproval of Sister Li to overjoyed, and then to a screen full of question marks, all within just a few seconds.

"Hahahaha, so Ah Guang is here to help the supermarket recruit people?!"

"The CEO of the Land of Light personally recruiting sales assistants for his supermarket—what a display of power!"

"Hilarious! While other CEOs are talking about strategic plans at forums, Ah Guang is livestreaming from a supermarket renovation site to recruit people!"

"To be honest, this scene is indeed outrageous, but it also seems quite reasonable. Since the founding of the Land of Light, has anything ever been done according to normal procedures?"

Yang Qian didn't rush to interrupt the teasing comments in the live chat; instead, she cooperated with the atmosphere to some extent.

He shifted into a more comfortable position on the folding chair and then stretched his hand to the side.

"I'm not the only one sitting here acting as a mouthpiece for today's live broadcast."

"Regarding Light's Choice's human resources policy, I've brought someone who is a hundred times more authoritative than the job posting to introduce it to you."