With New York liberated, Umbrella Corporation immediately became a star enterprise across the United States. The one hundred Mars Warriors all became heroic figures, and people from websites, radio stations, and even television stations kept coming to interview them.
As for the company's president, Wang Khan, invitations came one after another, to the point that he eventually had to turn some down. Otherwise, there simply wouldn't have been enough time.
As Umbrella Corporation leaped to prominence, more and more people came to apply for jobs. Among them were many who had previously resigned for various reasons. Naturally, they were shown out.
Umbrella Corporation's head of human resources was now Gwen Stacy. Wang Khan had fulfilled his original promise, appointing Gwen as the company's vice president while also putting her in charge of human resources.
"Listen carefully, Gwen. Aside from knowledge of the relevant field, loyalty is the most important requirement for applicants. Anyone with talent but a head full of opportunistic schemes can get lost. With Umbrella Corporation's current reputation, we have no trouble recruiting people who are both capable and virtuous. We don't need to accommodate anyone."
"I understand, Khan."
"There's one more thing. We don't restrict recruitment by nationality. As long as someone meets our requirements, even if they're an undocumented immigrant, our company can find a way to resolve that problem for them."
Gwen froze for a moment. Although she felt this was somewhat inappropriate, Wang Khan was the boss, so naturally, he had the final say.
Gwen went to preside over the recruitment drive, and Sharon Carter came in afterward to report on the current situation.
"President Wang, the factories are already operating at full capacity, but we're still falling a little behind schedule. The military's response was especially positive after the first batch of Mars