Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

The process of setting up HWG eSports Club was easier than expected.

To be precise, since the meeting, Lin Shu has focused all his attention on the national server's selection of concubines. As for other matters, such as the club's procurement of various facilities and recruitment of personnel, he only needs to nod and sign his name.

Zou Lin and Tang Bin can handle the other miscellaneous tasks.

Even customer service representative Xiao Zhuang successfully negotiated with a candy brand the very next day, inviting them to sign a distribution cooperation agreement with [Esports Goodies].

Lin Shu also fulfilled his promise at lightning speed. Before the next month's salary was paid, he directly signed for Zou Lin to deposit the commission into the card.

The power of subjective initiative is evident.

"So, you have to be a boss and have the awareness to do everything yourself. But that doesn't necessarily make you as efficient as knowing how to use people and using the right people."

Lin Shu was very self-aware.

His talent and strengths are all concentrated in League of Legends, as well as his foresight into future development trends.

In other areas such as business operations and team management, he's just a novice.

Instead of trying to emulate a certain transportation captain and ruining the entire operation through micromanagement, it's better to cultivate your own team from the beginning and let knowledgeable people handle the work.

He can simply leverage his strengths to continuously create favorable conditions for the team.

For the rest, we'll hire more people if we're short of manpower, and replenish supplies if we're short of materials!

……

First floor of the club.

Zou Lin stood at the kitchen door, holding a small notebook in her hand, and looked the woman in front of her up and down—she was in her fifties, had a round face, looked quite kind, and had even brought her own apron, which was quite convenient.

"Auntie, what's your name?"

"Oh, my surname is Wang, you can just call me Aunt Wang."

"Aunt Wang, then I won't beat around the bush with you." Zou Lin closed her notebook and said gently, "This is an e-sports club, and it's full of young people who play games. Your main task is to cook and do some cleaning on the side."

"Oh, I know, I know. Manager Tang told me about this beforehand," Aunt Wang replied repeatedly.

"That's good. Auntie, please relax. Everyone in our company, including the boss, is very easy to get along with."

She pushed open the kitchen door, led Aunt Wang inside, and said as they walked:

"Let's talk about food first."

"There are six or seven people currently stationed here, and more will be added later. Just prepare enough food for ten people."

Breakfast is around 8:30 a.m., lunch is at 12 p.m., and dinner is at 6:30 p.m.

"They train late into the night, so around 11 p.m. we'll prepare a late-night snack for them. It doesn't need to be complicated; fried rice, noodles, dumplings, or something like that will do, as long as it fills their stomachs."

As Zou Lin spoke, she looked at Aunt Wang. To be honest, this logistical work was very demanding, because it wasn't just about cooking; she was also responsible for the club's hygiene.

This is basically the standard for a live-in nanny who manages multiple people. Normally, at least two people would be needed to handle the workload.

However, firstly, a suitable candidate has not yet been found, and secondly, Lao Tang will also be responsible for some logistical work. So apart from the exaggerated time span, the workload is still within a controllable range.

"Aunt Wang, you've seen the workload here. We have four meals a day, plus some simple floor cleaning."

"I've looked into the rates in Taicang. A typical live-in nanny earns around 2,500 or 2,600 yuan, but we have a lot of work, so I'll offer you 3,500. There's a one-week trial period; if you do well, we'll offer you a permanent position. Just let me know what you're thinking."

"no problem!"

Aunt Wang was very satisfied with this treatment.

Three thousand five!

Meals are included throughout the entire trip.

Although it takes a long time, cooking for six or seven people is not difficult for someone like her who does this kind of work year-round.

Having received an affirmative answer, Zou Lin continued, "Most esports players are young people with strong palates. They like spicy food and meat, but don't make it too meaty. Vegetables are also necessary to ensure nutrition. Home-style dishes are fine. If the number of people increases further, we will hire more people to help you. Also, there's Old Tang, the one in his thirties who recruited you. He has a sensitive stomach, so you can steam the rice a little softer."

Zou Lin opened the refrigerator door, glanced at it, saw it was empty, and silently closed it again.

"You can go out and buy groceries yourself, or you can report it to Lao Tang and he will handle the bulk purchasing. Keep your expense receipts safe and keep a daily record. I will verify your account once a week. You don't need to pay for the groceries yourself; you will receive an advance from me each week as a reserve fund, and you can withdraw more funds when you run out."

She added, "Also, the boss specifically reminded us not to buy too cheap vegetables, just prepare the daily meal plan. He eats with us, and the athletes sit there training every day, so their bodies can't break down. Chicken breast, beef, and eggs are always on hand. If you run out of oil, salt, soy sauce, or vinegar, just tell me, and I'll order it online."

After finishing talking about the kitchen, Zou Lin led Aunt Wang towards the living area.

"As for hygiene, we clean the kitchen every day, wipe down the stove and range hood, and mop the floor."

"Just mop the living room and hallway twice a week, and the training room every two to three days. The kids will help you clean up then—or if they don't, just remind them to do it themselves."

"Your activity area is limited to the kitchen, dining room, living room, and hallway. We generally shouldn't go into the contestants' bedrooms. You don't need to worry about their clothes or do their laundry; they'll use their own washing machines."

"I know."

Aunt Wang tried hard to remember Zou Lin's task assignments.

After walking around the kitchen, the two went to the living room. Zou Lin stopped and turned to look at Aunt Wang:

"Oh right, there's one more thing—playing games is the job of the players. Those kids sit for more than ten hours a day, their hand speed, reaction time, and brains are all working at high speed, it's no easier than manual labor."

"Sometimes they're in a bad mood after losing a game, and their faces look really long. Don't take it to heart, just make sure you're cooking well."

Aunt Wang smiled and nodded: "I know, I know. My son plays games at home too, I understand."

Zou Lin's lips twitched slightly, which was considered a smile.

"Okay, that's all for today. Check the seasonings in the kitchen and make a list of anything you're missing. The first meal is at 17:30 PM today. Oh, and—"

She suddenly remembered something, "You know how to make braised pork, right?"

"Yes! It's my specialty!"

"Then make one batch later, a large quantity, the boss has been wanting it for days."

"Hey, stop talking about your signature dishes, come and lend a hand."

A shout came from outside the door.

Tang Bin pushed open the base gate with his foot and rushed in, sweating profusely. Behind him were two young men carrying computer cases and monitors, piled up like small mountains.

As he shouted, he rolled up his sleeves to his elbows and turned to the two young men, saying, "Don't pile things on the ground yet, move them directly to the second floor! Put the computer in the hallway first, and set up the tables and chairs first!"

A Jinbei van was parked at the entrance, its trunk wide open and crammed full.

Five desktop computers for training, two office computers, four sets of bunk beds with iron frames, bed boards, mattresses, pillows and quilts, and several large bags of daily necessities;

Washbasin, towel, toothbrush holder, slippers, clothes hanger...

"Your efficiency is absolutely phenomenal..."

Stepping out the door and looking at the large truckload of goods in front of her, Zou Lin felt immense admiration for Manager Tang, whom her boss had hired.

"Just buying some things."

Tang Bin waved his hand, "Your and Xiao Zhuang's office supplies are in front. We don't have enough manpower, so you can take them yourselves."