Ideas Had Changed

Zhou Chenglei brought the file bag back to the room and put it away. It contained the contract they had gone to sign that afternoon.

Jiang Xia poured Zhou Chenglei a glass of water. "Did you sign the contract?"

"We did. Second Brother and Zhang Rui will come over for dinner later."

He and Zhang Rong held equal shares, each owning twenty percent. The largest shareholder owned thirty percent, while the remaining twenty percent was divided between the two shareholders who had contributed technical expertise.

He and Zhang Rong had only invested in the company and would not participate in its management, but they retained voting and decision-making rights.

After washing his hands and face, Zhou Chenglei took the glass from her and drained it in one go before asking, "Are you planning to find one of your classmates to help sell the clothes?"

"Yes."

"Will you pay her a wage, or what?"

Jiang Xia thought highly of Liu Weizhen and did not mind earning a little less herself. "I'll sell them to her directly at the price I use at the factory. She'll also cover costs such as shipping. How she sells them is her business."

Zhou Chenglei nodded. "That's good. Everyone gets to earn."

As long as Jiang Xia did not have to sell them herself and did not work too hard, that was all that mattered.

"Exactly. A larger profit margin will give her more drive and more room to maneuver."

With a large enough profit margin, if she could not sell everything on her own, she would think of hiring other people to sell for her. That way, she could sell even more.

It was a virtuous cycle.

Jiang Xia was essentially finding herself a general agent.

She would see how capable this general agent was.