Her Cultivation Diary-Chapter 1856 - 1674: Male-Female Duo (Still 6,000 Words) (3)

"First, include ’room and board provided’ in the recruitment post. As for meals, I’ll talk to Tantan—send me some pictures of Master Jiang’s resume along with photos of the meals and cafeteria, and you can post them together."

He paused and then said, "Forget it, you go get busy. I’ll handle the recruitment side."

Oh!

Doctor Xiaoguo cheerfully turned back towards the clinic, thinking to himself: The old saying makes sense! When men and women work together, the work feels lighter.

Although Zhang Yanping isn’t great at farming or agricultural work, it doesn’t matter. He’s good at managing these trivial matters.

Sounds like he brings luck to his wife.

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Zhang Yanping, the lucky husband, returned to the inn and told Xin Jun while sending a message to Zhao Fangyuan, "We can’t keep doing this."

Xin Jun was puzzled, "Why not?"

Isn’t it going well? Although the initial costs haven’t been recovered yet, the outlook is clearly positive. Nowadays, the inn’s occupancy rate reaches around half capacity every weekend, thanks to Doctor Xiaoguo and benefiting from Zhang Yanping’s help, isn’t it?

But Zhang Yanping shook his head, "I’m not suitable for staying at the front desk, with you managing the business alone during the day, people get exhausted."

It’s not as free as teaching Qiaoqiao used to be.

Xin Jun himself didn’t have much need to go out; you can tell he’s quite the homebody just by how he stays in the village for so long. However, what Zhang Yanping said made sense. Otherwise, thinking about it, since you’re helping Doctor Xiaoguo hire people, why not hire someone for our front desk too?

Room booking and checkout have systems; you don’t need the extensive experience of a regular hotel receptionist, basic skills are enough. When they take a break, he can cover for them, which works well.

Zhang Yanping felt a bit embarrassed; in the end, it’s still you who’s getting tired.

That’s not how you should say it.

The advantage of the new district is being gentle and approachable; with no issues creating a welcoming front desk, running any business among ten customers always has one or two difficult ones. At that time, to avoid disputes and troubles, Zhang Yanping needs to step in. Whenever someone wants to make a fuss or anything, calling him over makes the other person’s voice drop by six decibels at the entrance.

Since the inn’s opening, there hasn’t been a single problem. The biggest contributor is actually the rarely seen Zhang Yanping.

Each side believes the other is irreplaceable. Once they’re committed, the business can last long.

He said this while urging Zhang Yanping to quickly hire another receptionist. Accommodation can also be covered—renting a place in town costs only three thousand a year at most, and that’s for a big unit.

Adding in transportation fees—when split among the recruits Doctor Xiaoguo hires, expenses will be even lower.

Plus, they’re a legitimate inn, providing benefits like insurance and housing fund contributions, offering slightly above-average salaries compared to city rates, attracting employees shouldn’t be a worry.

After all, employment is proving difficult now.

Zhang Yanping thought about it and agreed this approach seemed good, "Then bear with it for a bit longer."

Xin Jun laughed, "It’s not a burden... I also need regular health upkeep."

"Oh, by the way," he added, "Remember to ask around the village to see who wants to clean at Doctor Xiaoguo’s place."

With so many patients coming and going, doing the cleaning themselves is too much work.

As for hiring someone to clean afterward, with three people cleaning together...

There’s no need!

Lun Chuan has lived here for over half a year. Whatever he buys or arranges for his family, Xin Jun and Zhang Yanping sometimes benefit from too.

As three city youths, they get along harmoniously, and their spending and value perspectives influence each other somewhat.

For example, Lun Chuan now seldom buys those items needing upkeep like clothes and shoes for Lao Song’s family, but Xin Jun also thinks hiring additional cleaners might cost money but saves plenty of hassle.

Doctors should do doctoring work, cleaners should clean.

Everyone has their role, increasing efficiency.

Thinking of this, Zhang Yanping grew worried: "Recruiting village folks might be tough now."

Accurately speaking, recruitment has been difficult since the expansion of Bags Mountain.

After all, the clinic is such a small place, so cleaning wages can’t be too high.

If it’s two thousand yuan a month, why wouldn’t they rather do temporary work for Lao Song’s family? Even doing a few odd days during busy farming times can earn just as much.

Or perhaps tidying the home gardens—getting rid of pests and weeds, which is also not easy.

In short, villages look down on it, and outsiders don’t find it appealing either. 𝚏𝗿𝗲𝐞𝚠𝕖𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝕖𝚕.𝚌𝗼𝗺

With a grim expression, Zhang Yanping felt troubled:

"I’ll just simply post a recruitment ad then."