More than half an hour later.
After finishing breakfast, Xi Shenlian was already sitting in the car, leisurely listening to music.
He was now riding in a brown luxury sedan.
Although the interior was still spacious, it was nowhere near as exaggerated as yesterday's extended model. At most, one could say that five or six people would still have plenty of room.
This time, Ye Qisao was driving, while Xi Shenlian, Ye Qili, and Ye Qishi sat in the back.
In other words,
Unlike the idle Xi Shenlian, Ye Qishi and Ye Qili were seriously organizing the various files they had received on their tablets.
The information had been sent over by March Bank.
Because Xi Shenlian had been bored out of his mind some time ago and wanted to start a company for fun,
March Bank had also received his request to find him some lackeys—in other words, various elite executives and key personnel.
For this purpose,
March Bank had gone straight to a professional Headhunting Company and obtained a huge pile of candidate lists for Xi Shenlian.
They were all elite professionals from various industries.
Their current salaries?
The salaries they desired?
What projects had they worked on?
What impressive achievements did they have?
All sorts of information had been marked out.
Of course,
Some of the information listed could only be considered relatively accurate. It was impossible for it to be completely accurate.
For example:
As for the various projects the candidates had handled, no one but them could say how much they had personally done and how much consisted of them stealing someone else's credit. Such matters would inevitably create a huge gap between the upper and lower limits of their true abilities, and the employer had to consider that for themselves.
Another example:
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