Linda Yun was so lazy, how could she possibly go the extra mile?

Su Yehao asked her to fetch a document from the office, but she made a phone call and had an intern send it over.

As the number one personal secretary, all she needed to do was take care of the tasks Su Yehao instructed her to do. As for how it was done, or by whom, it didn't matter.

It really was the number one mansion in Hong Kong; expanding the garden alone cost hundreds of millions.

Even in the sweltering summer heat, if you could take a stroll through Su Yehao's house in Big Wave Bay, this precious opportunity would have a bunch of young people fighting tooth and nail. After work, they could find a small bar and have bragging rights with their friends.

It's true that they were all just wage earners, but who they worked for also mattered.

Being able to squeeze into Su Yehao's family office meant there was no shortage of income. The average salary was on par with major financial companies on Wall Street, which was something to brag about.

She spent some time preparing materials related to the iron ore project.

The one who came to deliver the documents was a young girl, less than five-foot-one, thin and fair-skinned. People would believe it if she said she was a high school student.

Just as she was meeting with the sneaky Linda Yun, Su Yehao caught them red-handed.

Su Yehao suddenly appeared at the door, chewing gum, and teased Linda Yun, "Good, so you bully your subordinates like this, huh? How long does it take to drive to Central? Being this lazy is quite a feat."

The young secretary who came to deliver the documents was a little nervous, but Linda Yun was already an old hand. She smiled and retorted:

"I'm worried that you might suddenly have instructions, so I didn't dare to leave my post. The documents you wanted are here. I'll go warm up breast milk for your son, afternoon tea time is almost here."

Linda Yun instantly slipped away, as fast as she could.

Don't look at her being so lazy all day, it's mainly because the position of personal life secretary is inherently relaxed. The specific work is handed over to Miss Zhuang Wei, who is an administrative assistant. Linda Yun is just doing odd jobs.

Leaving Su Yehao face to face with the young secretary in front of him, he felt that he should say something to show his boss-like friendliness. So, after holding it in for a long time, he squeezed out, "How old are you? Are we employing child labor?"

"..."

The young secretary in front of him was devastated.

As a woman, who doesn't want to be charming and loved by everyone, able to captivate a large group of people like Nong Qingying and Yin Liuli just by strolling down the street?

She smiled awkwardly, straightened her back, and replied:

"My name is Huang Li, and I work in the secretary department of the family office. I'm twenty-two years old this year, and I just signed a contract during the autumn campus recruitment last year. I've only been on the job for more than a month. I graduated from your alma mater, the Faculty of Arts at the University of Hong Kong, and I live at the foot of Chicken Breast Mountain..."

His mouth twitched. Su Yehao saw that she was nervous, thinking that he wasn't a census taker. After taking the documents, he casually asked: "Oh, the Faculty of Arts at the University of Hong Kong. What kind of work are you responsible for? Writing documents, speeches, that kind of thing?"

"I'm still in the internship period. Recently, the assistant office is preparing to expand again and add a European office. I'm in charge of the recruitment posters."

Huang Li thought that she should take the opportunity to show off, so she took out the design drafts from her handbag and unfolded them for Su Yehao to see.

Su Yehao looked at them and found that the style was quite ordinary, just some simple text.

He stroked his chin and considered it for a while, only saying:

"The impact is not enough, it doesn't show our true advantages. How about this, I happen to be free now, you help me book a photographer. Recruitment is a big deal, it's important to attract talent to join."

Huang Li was a little confused, but of course she didn't dare to pick on Su Yehao's faults to his face. She curiously asked, "Excuse me, boss, what are the real advantages you're talking about? Size, financial strength, high salaries and benefits, comfortable working atmosphere, I've mentioned all of these..."

Su Yehao didn't play coy. He smiled and pointed at himself, telling her, "The biggest advantage of joining our company is working for me. As long as you are good enough, there is a lot of potential for advancement, and the ceiling is extremely high."

"..."

The young secretary Huang Li didn't know what to say for a moment.

But thinking about it carefully, it seemed to make some sense. Many of the people who joined Su Yehao's family office the earliest have been transferred to his companies to serve as senior executives. Not to mention million-dollar salaries, there are several who earn tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars.

For example, Feng Tiancai, who writes and calculates every day, helping Su Yehao find loopholes everywhere, let it slip during a gathering with others that he received a one-time bonus of five million Hong Kong dollars last year, because he helped the company save hundreds of millions of dollars on a project.

...

The company has a photographer.

Huang Li reported the news, and someone quickly came to the mansion. According to Su Yehao's requirements, they set up the venue in the small castle in the yard, and the equipment was very professional.

Su Yehao changed into a black suit, imitating Zhang Wei the lawyer from *iPartments*, making a beckoning gesture with a faint smile on his face.

The photographer snapped away, while Nangong Tian and Jiang Yu, standing not far away, were almost laughing their heads off.

After the photo shoot, Jiang Yu went over to look at the photos and praised, "You know what, they're actually pretty good."

Nangong Tian flattered him, smiling:

"It's mainly because Brother Hao is handsome. It might not work with someone else. A simple gesture is better than a thousand words for recruitment. Only ordinary companies would go to great lengths to attract people. When Brother Hao's office recruits, wouldn't people be fighting to get in?"

Three-legged toads are hard to find, but two-legged employees are everywhere.

Su Yehao came over to look at it and said with satisfaction:

"Not bad, this is the effect I wanted. Next time a magazine wants to take photos, send this one out. Thinking about it carefully, there's no need to worry about recruitment. The problem is setting up an office in Europe... We must not choose France, those people go to work at ten, go to lunch at eleven, take a break at noon, and after afternoon tea at three or four, they disappear. Working on holidays is against the law, isn't that just paying to support a bunch of overlords?"

Huang Li, the young secretary who felt particularly invisible in front of Nangong Tian and Jiang Yu, weakly raised her arm and explained:

"That... Sister Zhuang Wei also said the same thing, so she set the office in London, England, probably in the Canary Wharf area. My colleagues are currently looking for an office."

After Su Yehao heard this, he told her:

"Well, tell Zhuang Wei to just rent some office buildings there. Those British people are used to living the good life, and they think they are superior. When there are benefits, they say they are the European Union. Maybe one day they will abandon a bunch of stragglers and choose to go it alone."

Jiang Yu asked him in surprise, "Go it alone? Really? The European Community has been talking about it for so many years, how could it just fall apart?"

"You see how other countries have given up their currencies, but the pound is still retained. I don't know how much longer Europe can live off its past glory. Some are poor and some are rich. If your neighbors ask you for relief every day, would you be happy?"

After Su Yehao asked, Jiang Yu shook her head repeatedly:

"Of course I'm not happy... Oh, that's how it is..."