My Multiple Identities Revealed After Marrying the Bigshot
Chapter 345: I Knew Lu Youxi Was Bluffing Again!

Chapter 345: Chapter 345: I Knew Lu Youxi Was Bluffing Again!

The day of the interview had arrived quickly.

Lu Youxi along with Ji Deyi and Pei Jingyuan were responsible for conducting the interviews.

When classmates walked into the office and saw both Lu Youxi and Ji Deyi present, they paused in surprise.

"Are you guys here for the interview too?" a classmate asked.

Pei Jingyuan felt a bit embarrassed, "Actually, these two are also company partners."

"Lu Youxi is the big boss of our company. Ji Deyi is the friend I mentioned before, who developed Little Pink Book with me." As the lie was exposed too soon, Pei Jingyuan awkwardly introduced, "In terms of the company’s product technology, Ji Deyi and I are in charge. But the real decisions are made by Lu Youxi."

Classmate: "..."

Luckily, everyone present was a junior student, so they didn’t know much about Lu Youxi.

If it were students of the same grade as Lu Youxi who had been at the job fair before, they would have slapped their thighs and said, "I knew Lu Youxi was pulling a fast one again!"

"I originally thought when President Pei said you were student entrepreneurs, you’d at least be juniors or seniors, but it turns out you’re just freshmen," the classmate said with a laugh. "Here I am in my third year, suddenly feeling as if I’ve achieved nothing."

The fact that the other party addressed him as President Pei made Lu Youxi rather appreciative.

It showed that the other party was very accurate in judging their own position.

They did not feel superior to them just because they were seniors at the university.

Lu Youxi appropriately said, "It’s not quite like that. Actually, Pei Jingyuan and Ji Deyi are truly exceptional in their field of expertise, far surpassing others of the same age; they have a special talent. Professor Zhang Xucheng has already been discussing postgraduate topics with them."

With these words, Lu Youxi was telling the other party not to look down on the two just because they were freshmen.

Lu Youxi didn’t bluntly say not to underestimate them just because they were freshmen.

But the implication was clear to anyone intelligent.

And if they didn’t understand, they would likely fail the interview.

The results of the interviews that day were not bad, though there were a few who felt somewhat uncomfortable upon discovering that three of the company’s bosses were freshmen.

Here they were about to graduate from university, and their bosses were just freshmen.

However, such people were few.

Lu Youxi had also anticipated that not all the interviewees would be suitable.

Otherwise, it would have been too easy for them to choose.

Moreover, not all students from Jing University were good.

People like Lu Youbang were also students at Jing University.

Upon encountering those who became uneasy in the presence of Lu Youxi and Ji Deyi, Lu Youxi directly marked an X next to their names on the interview list.

Since Little Pink Book was the only company at the Jing University career fair recruiting juniors, despite its size being mockably small, there were still many applicants.

Some were interested in Little Pink Book’s development prospects.

Some wanted to gain experience here.

Others purely believed in Chengzhou’s investment judgment.

Still, some students came with a try-and-see attitude, wanting to first check out the situation at Little Pink Book.

They thought it wouldn’t be a loss whether they got hired or not if they came for an interview.

Seeing the Little Pink Book office, well-organized and professional, they felt even more confident about the company.

Since there were many applicants, it took Lu Youxi and the others several days to finish the interviews.

After discussing the results, they selected five people, and Lu Youxi called to officially offer them jobs.

Three were students majoring in computer-related fields, and two were assistant roles.

The two assistants were not students of Jing University.

They were recruited from outside.

One of them assisted Ji Deyi and Pei Jingyuan, while the other handled assistant duties for Lu Youxi.

Moreover, both had relevant work experience. Although they initially struggled with some of the work-related matters, they would get the hang of it soon.

With assistants, Lu Youxi’s workload became much lighter.

With the addition of three Jing University students, Little Pink Book’s recruitment advertised numerous opportunities to learn and cooperate with the technical department at Chengzhou.

Lu Youxi couldn’t let the new seniors feel that Little Pink Book’s recruitment was based on deception.

Thus, on their first day at work, he said, "You three get familiar with your current tasks. Next time we go to a meeting at Chengzhou, we’ll go together and get to know the seniors from Chengzhou."

The three were initially skeptical about having the opportunity to learn at Chengzhou, suspecting it was part of the recruitment spiel.

They hadn’t expected Lu Youxi to bring it up right on their first day of joining.

It wasn’t surprising that they were suspicious.

After all, Lu Youxi and Ji Deyi had previously posed as ordinary university students, promoting the company alongside Pei Jingyuan.

Then, during the interview, it turned out that Lu Youxi and Ji Deyi were actually bosses of Little Pink Book.

It was tradition to be a bit misleading.

The three new hires even felt like they had entered a den of thieves.

However, since Little Pink Book was indeed growing well, and with the investment from Chengzhou, they didn’t have anything negative to say and decided to stay.

Eager Zheng Qicong asked, "When can we go to Chengzhou?"

Lu Youxi replied, "Originally, we were supposed to go to Chengzhou next Monday, but it depends on how well you grasp your current assignments. If you can keep up with Pei Jingyuan and Ji Deyi’s pace, then you can come with us. If not, it’s useless for you to go. You won’t be able to contribute to their discussions, so you might as well stay and catch up on the progress."

"So, if you want to follow us to Chengzhou next week, you have to keep up with the pace," Lu Youxi made his meaning clear. They could go when they caught up with Ji Deyi and Pei Jingyuan.

The three understood; it was a reasonable request.

With the enticing prospect of visiting Chengzhou, they worked with great enthusiasm.

And indeed, they kept up with Pei Jingyuan and Ji Deyi’s pace before the visit to Chengzhou.

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