Jiang Siming said.
The young women who became his flight attendants would earn over 1 million yuan a year, while chief flight attendants would start at over 2 million. Their benefits included full coverage of the five insurances and one housing fund, as well as monthly bonuses.
They would work no more than three months a year, with the rest of their time freely arranged. They would be affiliated with Yinghuan Company and enjoy Yinghuan's salary and benefits.
Each person would be provided with a private apartment in which to live, though they could also find their own accommodations.
Of course, such benefits and salaries came with plenty of requirements. First, they had to know at least three languages. Second, they had to be exceptionally beautiful—beautiful enough to catch Jiang Siming's eye.
Most importantly, they had to sign a "deed of sale," meaning a long-term contract starting at ten years, as well as a confidentiality agreement.
Although they had to sign a deed of sale and some kind of confidentiality agreement,
with benefits and salaries like these, the flight attendants at Shanghai Hongqiao Airport were utterly dumbfounded.
This kind of deed of sale wasn't a "punishment." On the contrary, it was an incredible benefit.
Many of them probably dreamed of signing such a "deed of sale" for the rest of their lives.
After the executives announced these benefits, the flight attendants signed up with even more enthusiasm than people applying for civil-service examinations!
Unfortunately, their boss wasn't there at the moment. Otherwise, they would probably have tried to "woo" Jiang Siming first, using every possible means to become his exclusive flight attendant.
At that moment, Jiang Siming was still aboard the plane, admiring his private jet. The luxury of its cabin was something he had never seen in his life.