My Multiple Identities Revealed After Marrying the Bigshot
Chapter 341: Wait, that sounds familiar

Chapter 341: Chapter 341: Wait, that sounds familiar

"But you guys at Little Pink Book have just started, and it’s three freshmen like yourselves who launched it. Honestly, our school’s graduates, to tell the truth, they all have quite a bit of pride. It’s okay to give you a booth, but you should brace yourselves. You might not be able to recruit anyone," Director Wang worried that Lu Youxi and the others succeeded too early and too fast.

Just freshmen and they’ve started a company and even collaborated with Chengzhou. It’s inevitable that they’re not quite steady, getting lightheaded from their achievements, and they might have become a bit carried away.

"I know, we’re not recruiting graduates," Lu Youxi said with a smile.

Director Wang: "..."

"So you’re recruiting part-time workers? That doesn’t seem appropriate. Working at Little Pink Book definitely can’t be like working part-time at an internet cafe or a restaurant, where you can just fit it into your class schedule," Director Wang thought. Could it be that Lu Youxi was still addicted to milking Jing University’s resources?

That would be rather inappropriate.

Lu Youxi said, "We’re recruiting juniors for internships. They need internship experience and practice in society, and our company can offer that. For the juniors, there’s only half a semester left now. By senior year, they won’t have many classes left to take."

Director Wang: "..."

"Moreover, the juniors probably really want a good internship opportunity," Lu Youxi continued, "For them, Little Pink Book is a pretty good choice. Although the company isn’t big, we collaborate with Chengzhou. We often work with Chengzhou’s R&D and technical departments. The juniors probably don’t have the chance to intern at Chengzhou right now, do they?"

"But coming to our Little Pink Book, they could enjoy almost the same learning opportunities as interning at Chengzhou. Little Pink Book is a legitimate company, and we even provide internship certification and write recommendation letters." Lu Youxi counted off on her fingers, "Thinking about it this way, amongst the juniors, Little Pink Book actually has quite a bit of competitive edge."

Director Wang: "!!!"

You deserve to make money!

Lu Youxi’s brain, truly agile.

"Not only does it have a competitive edge, but I’d say there’s no company that can compete with you," Director Wang said with a twist of his mouth. "The companies that come to our school for recruitment are all aiming for graduates, nobody thought of looking for juniors."

The companies that come to recruit at Jing University are all quite powerful within the industry.

There’s already intense competition amongst the graduates, no need to broaden the scope to include the juniors.

Lu Youxi’s move was really too clever.

"Alright, it’s good to offer students internship opportunities," Director Wang said. "We’ll reserve a booth for you, I’ll ask my colleagues about the specific location later and let you know."

"Thanks a bunch!" Lu Youxi expressed her gratitude, "Thank you, Director."

Director Wang smiled and waved his hand, "I hope your company can grow and become stronger, and bring in more talent in the future."

"Definitely," Lu Youxi, having achieved her goal, left cheerfully.

In the blink of an eye, it was time for the spring recruitment fair.

The location of the booth that Director Wang got for Lu Youxi wasn’t especially good, but it wasn’t off to the side either; Lu Youxi was already very content.

After all, with so many large enterprises around, it’s all thanks to having connections at Jing University that Little Pink Book has a spot.

But this time, Lu Youxi only let Pei Jingyuan take care of the booth.

She and Ji Deyi had other arrangements to make.

Pei Jingyuan sat behind the booth with a face that screamed social anxiety.

There were many booths at the venue, and lots of people, too.

It was the undergraduate and graduate seniors looking from one booth to the next.

As a result, their Little Pink Book booth, in an unremarkable position, was already lost in the crowd, completely ignored, without even a passerby pausing to take a closer look.

Everyone was pushing and shoving to submit resumes to those large enterprises.

"Boss, what do we do? The situation here looks bad," Pei Jingyuan secretly messaged Lu Youxi. "There’s not a single person coming to look, not even one out of curiosity."

"No need to panic, I anticipated this," Lu Youxi replied. "Just sit tight there."

After that, Lu Youxi strolled from booth to booth with Ji Deyi, looking just like students applying for positions.

And to tell the truth, along the way they really did run into plenty of classmates from the same year, and a lot of familiar faces.

"Lu Youxi? Why are you guys here too?" When some classmates saw them, they asked, "Aren’t you guys only freshmen?"

"Coming to get a look ahead of time, to accumulate some experience, to understand how things work so we won’t panic when it’s our turn," Lu Youxi said with a smile.

For some reason, when the classmates saw Lu Youxi’s smiling face, they inexplicably thought back to when she said, "My financial situation isn’t good."

And then they found out she was the boss of an internet cafe.

The classmates quickly recalled, "Right, you opened an internet cafe, didn’t you? I heard you also opened a restaurant, do you still need to come here to learn about job hunting?"

"That’s just my side business," Lu Youxi answered earnestly. "Business has risks, you could make a loss and close at any time. So it’s more secure to have a proper job. If the business loses money, at least I’ll have a salary to fall back on."

Classmate: "..."

Wait a minute, that sounds familiar.

Wasn’t that what Lu Youxi said when she opened her internet cafe?

That the stock market is risky, and it’s better to have a stable and steady income?

"Hehe, I’ve got nothing better to do, let’s go, let’s take a look around together," Lu Youxi invited the classmates she bumped into.

Although these classmates weren’t at the point of doing internships yet, adding a bit of buzz to the Little Pink Book’s booth was not an issue.

Several classmates, though they hadn’t experienced it themselves, had more or less heard about some of Lu Youxi’s past swindles, and they really wanted to see what Lu Youxi was up to, so they followed along.

Who would have guessed that as they wandered, they ended up at Lin’s booth.

And inside the booth was a familiar face, Lin Jingshen!

"Lin Jingshen, what are you doing here...?" another curious classmate asked.

Lu Youxi thought to herself, why are you guys curious about everything?

Being curious about everything only gives Lin Jingshen the chance to show off, don’t you know that?

As expected, they saw Lin Jingshen seemingly nonchalant, smile faintly, and say, "I’ll be a junior soon, and I’m starting my internship at the company early."

"Today I came with colleagues to handle recruitment," Lin Jingshen explained, "mainly because I know my classmates well."

"You’re starting your internship at a company so soon? What about your courses?" classmates inquired, thinking the life of a rich second generation is indeed good.

Others are still struggling to find jobs, and here he is, already interning at a company.

"Just attend the major classes, that’ll do," Lin Jingshen said indifferently. "In some classes, learning theoretical knowledge in school is far less useful than practicing in a company."