"Fuck it, that's settled." Xiao Huang, who had already decided to stay, slammed the table and said, "I'm not going to Guangzhou after the New Year anyway."
"I'm not going to Shenzhen either."
"Screw Shanghai, it's far from both heaven and earth, and I can't even take care of my parents there."
A group of people expressed their opinions. Lin Chuan was very satisfied with this situation. After all, the company was planning to expand its business next year and needed manpower. The people in the factory were all well-known quantities; easy to manage, and it was better to keep the benefits within the group. When there's money, everyone earns together. When there's no money, everyone's poor together. Besides, the factory guys were all children from poor families, capable of enduring hardship. This was something those freshly graduated college students couldn't compare with.
Pampered and always aiming too high, they were unwilling to do such tough and exhausting work.
