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How could Zhang Qian possibly recruit people into a traditional Chinese medicine clinic?

How could she not know the level of her own cousins?

Even if a traditional Chinese medicine clinic is hiring, it shouldn't just randomly stuff people in like this.

Although she said she was a working person, her master and grandmaster clearly regarded her as a successor.

A teacher for a day is a father for life; she has developed a sense of belonging to the TCM clinic.

The recruitment process must be even more rigorous. Randomly hiring people is not only irresponsible to the TCM clinic, but also to the patients.

Zhang Qian shook her head and refused outright: "Girl, we really aren't hiring, and I remember you're not a medical major, a traditional Chinese medicine clinic isn't suitable for you!"

The young woman immediately became agitated: "But you studied nursing, which has nothing to do with traditional Chinese medicine! I can learn it on the spot!"

Zhang Qian raised her eyes: "I have a nursing license, do you? Besides, I've been studying Traditional Chinese Medicine on my own for a long time, and now I've officially become an apprentice and have a master. Do you understand Traditional Chinese Medicine? Do you have any relevant certifications? You want to dive into this field without knowing anything?!"

If you really think her nursing education was a waste of time, then she should at least have some professionalism.

It made her feel like she was just wasting her time, which really annoyed her.

Aunt Si then laughed and said, "Xiaoqian, it's normal for her job to not be directly related to her major. We're all family, so what's the big deal about her major? Just mentor her when the time comes!"

As she spoke, Fourth Aunt winked at Third Aunt, signaling her to say a few words in her own words.

We're all relatives, I should at least help with this little thing!

After hesitating for a while, the third aunt finally spoke up in agreement: "It's really not easy to find a job these days, so it's only right that brothers and sisters look out for each other!"

Auntie Si quickly chimed in, "That's how it is! Besides, Xiaoxi's grades have always been better than yours since she was little, so there shouldn't be any problem!"

"Second sister-in-law, you agree, right? You should talk to Xiaoqian. Look, we're all family, we don't need to be so formal!" Fourth Aunt looked at Zhang Qian's mother.

Zhang Qian's mother didn't look too good. Wasn't she deliberately trying to make things difficult for Xiao Qian?

Weren't you all looking down on small clinics before? How come you're now begging her daughter?

Are you using your seniority to morally blackmail me?

She was naturally happy that her daughter was successful and had found a good job.

She didn't speak up just now because it wasn't appropriate for her to do so.

Such casual conversations among relatives are perfectly normal. If she defends her own, she will appear to be taking things too seriously and will become the subject of gossip.

But her not participating doesn't mean she's really sitting idly by.

Are they trying to use her to put pressure on her daughter now?

Do you really think she's some kind of wicked stepmother?

Zhang Qian's mother looked around and slowly said, "Xiaoqian has only been there a short time. She's just a nobody, and her voice carries little weight. How could she possibly control such a matter?"

"Second Aunt, the fact that Boss Xiaoqian gave her such a big red envelope shows that he values ​​her a lot. She still has some influence. If she recommends me, I still have a chance to get in!"

The young woman then spoke with clear logic.

Zhang Qian's mother shook her head: "Sigh, we're all just there to work, what say do we have? The big red envelopes are just the boss being generous. We need to know our place. Besides, clinics aren't like other places; they have entry requirements. It's not just about being a good student when you're young!"

Her words were very clear, and her implications were also quite obvious.

Don't you know your own limitations, you layman? A clinic is a place you, an ordinary person, can't possibly understand?

Do you know how to bandage someone's wound? All you know is how to put on sanitary pads, you don't know anything else!

So what if you did well in school when you were a child? Does it prove anything if you get 96 while Xiaoqian gets 93?

Using grades as an example is really ridiculous!

Knowing that the salary and benefits are high, why do people still try to squeeze in?

Isn't this going to harm my own daughter?

Fourth Aunt curled her lip: "Second Sister-in-law, the clinic also has a cashier. Why not just let Xiaoxi sit there as the cashier? It's just collecting money and doing simple work; it doesn't require any special skills, does it?"

"We're all family, it's just a matter of Xiaoqian asking, or do you simply not want to help at all?"

Fourth Aunt directly lifted Zhang Qian's mother up.

Zhang Qian's mother turned green with rage. "Simple work?"

Why would she get to do the easy work? Her daughter should do the hard stuff.

That makes it even less likely that they'd invite an ancestor in.

Even if her daughter has some influence, she shouldn't do this. What kind of person is she?

However, everyone present was a relative, someone they all knew well, and they were among the closest of friends.

If we don't help each other, how can we face each other again since we're all family?

Words passed on can easily reach other people's ears and sound awful.

Seeing her mother's unpleasant expression, Zhang Qian knew that her mother was being pressured. To be honest, she really disliked this kind of moral blackmail.

It's good for relatives to help each other, but we can't force people to do things they can't do.

But they are all elders, so she definitely can't discipline them.

Zhang Qian took the initiative to speak, so as not to put her mother in a difficult position.

"Fourth Aunt, please don't make things difficult for my mother. If she could persuade me, would I have been able to quit my job at the hospital?"

"I've made myself perfectly clear. The TCM clinic is not currently hiring. Numerous graduate students with relevant degrees have already inquired; if we were going to hire, we would have done so long ago!"

"Since you know that a small temple has a big deity, then you should understand that the big deity has his own ideas, which are beyond the control of a mere employee like me?"

"Don't make things difficult for me. I've only been here a few months, and I haven't even settled in yet. Do you really want me to lose such a good job?!"

Zhang Qian spoke very bluntly; although her words were calm, the content had already escalated the issue to the point of losing her job.

Calm words were the last vestige of dignity left for both sides.

If you're going to put my mom on a pedestal, then I'll put you on a pedestal too. Come on, let's hurt each other!

Go on, you mean you want me to risk losing my job, and then you'll be in deep trouble.

Aunt Si's face twitched; she hadn't expected Zhang Qian to be so definitive.

Young people these days really don't know how to be tactful at all. Are they so blunt in refusing people?

Zhang Qian's cousin looked very unhappy, and seemed full of resentment.

"Hmph, they call themselves cousins, always making excuses to not help. If you don't want to help, fine, don't bother. They act like nobody cares!" Zhang Qian's cousin sneered.

The atmosphere in the room was slightly awkward, with only the sounds of the Spring Festival Gala songs and dances on TV remaining.

It has to be said that young people are very direct in their speech, speaking frankly and without any beating around the bush.

Zhang Qian glanced at her cousin, but instead of completely severing ties, she took the initiative to offer a way out in front of the elders and end the topic.

"If the TCM clinic hires anyone in the future, I'll keep an eye out for Xiaoxi!"

Of course, everyone could tell that this was just a cliché.

Later? When is "later"? Just keep an eye on it?

However, at this point, it's best for everyone to step down amicably; there's no point in continuing the discussion.

That would really damage the harmony, and it would be bad for everyone's reputation.

"I don't need you to worry about it. I'll figure it out myself. You won't even help with this little thing? I think you're afraid I'll steal your job!"

Zhang Qian's cousin spoke angrily, still in a bad mood, her words tinged with resentment.