Cultivate a black technology god

Chapter 30 Headhunting?Matchmaker!
Emily asked Xia Zhi why he was in a hurry to find a lawyer, and whether he had a case on him.

Seeing that Xia Zhi hesitated for a moment, Emily explained:
"It's not that I'm nosy. When I recruit people for you, I must know about you and your company. If your company is involved in a lawsuit, you can tell me now. Of course, I will investigate it myself afterwards. Fan, this is my duty."

Xia Zhi didn't want to hide it, but he just didn't know where to start.

Hearing Emily say this, he told it from beginning to end.

Emily asked Xia Zhi how he planned to solve it.

Xia Zhi replied:
"I haven't figured it out yet, let's find a professional to sort out the materials first."

In the middle of the conversation, Zhou Xu received a call. When he came back, he heard him complain that he had finally taken a rest, but the leader asked him to go to the company again.

Emily looked at Zhou Xu, smiled and asked Zhou Xu if he wanted to change jobs, and she could introduce him to Zhou Xu.

Zhou Xu shook his head:
"Companies are generally dark in the world, and I, a code farmer, can't escape working overtime anywhere."

Emily laughed and said that Zhou Xu really understood.

Xia Zhi proposed that Zhou Xu could work in his own company and arrange him a job as a middle-level leader, with a salary that was only a lot higher than his current salary.

Zhou Xu froze for a moment, seeming to hesitate:

"I don't know exactly what your company does."

Before Xia Zhi could answer, Zhou Xu laughed and said:

"No matter what I do, I can consider it for the sake of your apprentice."

After finishing speaking, he walked out with his mobile phone, muttering, I will go over there to file for resignation now, and it is time to tell the leader face to face with some thoughts in my heart, and I am allowed to work overtime during the holidays, so I don’t treat employees as human beings.

Emily looked a lot lighter when Zhou Xu walked.

She looked back at Xia Zhi and said:

"Zhou Xu is really lucky to meet your apprentice."

Xia Zhi smiled and nodded.

The two returned to the previous topic, and Emily asked where Xia Zhi's company was.

Xia Zhi said that he only went through temporary procedures, and the company has not yet set a location.

He is still considering where to put the office building.

Emily asked Xia Zhide to make a decision as soon as possible. After all, for many employees, the location of the company is a very important consideration.

Emily asked Xia Zhi what the size of the company was.

Xia Zhi thought for a while and said:

"For the time being, it will be more than 50 people and less than 200 people."

Emily recommended to Xia Zhi an office building in Jinling where floors can be rented.

If Xia Zhi wants to expand the company in the future, there are a few entire office buildings for sale in the suburbs that can be sold at a low price.

Xia Zhi wrote it down, saying that he ran around for the past two days and settled down as soon as possible.

Anyway, the location must be on Software Avenue, let Emily tell the new employees that it is on Software Avenue.

Emily asked some questions about Xia Zhi's preferences, which seemed to have nothing to do with recruiting employees.

Xia Zhi didn't question it, and told Emily frankly.

Finally, Emily asked Xia Zhi if she was married.

Xia Zhi shook his head:
"I don't even have a girlfriend, I haven't even been in a relationship."

Emily smiled:

"It's interesting."

Emily closed the notebook, placed it on her crossed legs, and asked Xia Zhi what kind of girlfriend he wanted to find.

Xia Zhi was a little puzzled:

"I really haven't thought about this question. I used to think that I couldn't find a girlfriend, so I didn't think about it. Now I feel that there are too many things to do and no time to fall in love. By the way, why are you asking me this question? I'm afraid it has nothing to do with recruitment, right? Do employees really care if their boss is single?"

Emily smiled and said:
"It's not necessary for work. It's just a chat between friends. To be honest, I seem to be a headhunter, but I'm actually a matchmaker, a very high-level one."

Xia Zhi reacted.

Emily can introduce the best quality employees to the company.

Looking at it from another perspective, the employee resources in her hands are also resources in the marriage and love market.

Even, a headhunter like Emily is more professional and advanced than a matchmaker.

Her surveys of employees were more detailed.

Xia Zhi asked Emily, since she has been a headhunter for so many years, she must have found many excellent men, why doesn't she have a boyfriend yet?

Emily asked Xia Zhi again, how did she know she didn't have a boyfriend.

Xia Zhi dumped the blame on Zhou Xu, saying:
"My master told me, he said you are being urged to get married every year."

Emily got angry when she mentioned Zhou Xu.

She changed the topic and asked Xia Zhi to think about it. She could tell her that she really had a lot of contact information of high-quality girls on hand.

Xia Zhi said:

"I thought about it. I should want to find a girlfriend like you, who is intellectual and capable, has his own career, has the ability to think independently, and gives each of them an independent living space."

"what?"

Emily subconsciously felt that Xia Zhi was teasing her.

But seeing Xia Zhi's serious appearance when he speaks is not like it.

She tentatively asked Xia Zhi:
"What about the body and face?"

Xia Zhi looked at Emily and said:
"You're fine with that."

Emily frowned slightly, and she asked immediately:
"What about your age?"

Xia Zhi looked at Emily, swallowed what he wanted to say, paused before saying:

"It's about the same age as me, not too much difference."

Emily came to the conclusion: Xia Zhi deserves to be beaten just like his master Zhou Xu.

She stood up to see off the guests.

Xia Zhi said goodbye to Emily with a smile as if nothing had happened:

"I'm sorry, Miss Mi Li."

Emily responded blankly:

"It's nothing troublesome to collect money to do things."

A few days later, Emily introduced Xia Zhi to Li Huaiyu, a top student who had returned from overseas and graduated from Princeton Law School.

Li Huaiyu was very excited to see Xia Zhi, saying that he noticed Xia Zhi when Xia Zhi was in a lawsuit with Kuaiyin Company.

I am very excited to have the opportunity to cooperate with Xia Zhi now.

Xia Zhi just used this topic to ask Li Huaiyu what he thinks about the case between himself and Kuaiyin Company, and why he can win this case.

Li Huaiyu said bluntly:

"It was a fluke that you won this case. The attorney's packaging of algorithm patents into technical strategies was a bit novel, but it was just a superficial taste and did not hit the point at all. Am I belittling them? Their understanding of algorithm patents is like those who just left school. Fresh graduates, if you let me act as your agent, you can at least increase your success rate to [-]%."

Li Huaiyu was not just talking without practicing. He took out a litigation strategy he had drafted for Xia Zhi while abroad and said that he had compiled it casually while watching the news. He had no hope that one day Xia Zhi would be able to read it.

Xia Zhi took it over and took a look, half understanding, he smiled and said:
"I can't verify whether what you said is true or not, but we will have a chance later."

Li Huaiyu asked Xia Zhi:

"I heard from Emily that you have a case on hand right now."

Xia Zhi nodded, and asked Li Huaiyu:
"I'll send you the material later, you can take a look at it in a few days."

That night, Li Huaiyu contacted Xia Zhi.

Xia Zhi was about to fall asleep just after taking a shower.

I glanced at the time, eleven o'clock.

It seems that this Li Huaiyu is also a workaholic.

Li Huaiyu discussed how he could fight this lawsuit from various aspects, the litigation methods that the other party might use and his coping strategies, which made Xia Zhi sleepy.

Xia Zhi yawned, hummed, told Li Huaiyu to go to bed early, and told him not to call so late next time if there was no urgent matter.

Li Huaiyu was a little confused:
"As a software developer, is eleven still too late?"

Xia Zhi laughed wryly, these jokes about programmers will never be out of date.

(End of this chapter)