As a matter of fact, Wang Yi had planned for a long time to arrange jobs for a few of his buddies.
Back when he was still playing basketball in Toronto, he often chatted with them in their group chat and heard them complain that their bosses didn't pay them enough and made them work too much overtime.
That was when Wang Yi first thought about finding an opportunity to bring them all on board.
As it happened, the official version of Wang's Game was about to launch, and he was also building a livestreaming platform that needed staff. So he took advantage of his visit home that summer to bring up the idea with them.
The salaries Wang Yi offered were just as high as those of other employees in equivalent positions at the company.
He wanted to give his buddies a hand, but he had to take things one step at a time.
If he offered them excessively high salaries right from the start, the other employees might resent it.
Even so, the salaries at Wang Yi's company were already somewhat higher than those at other companies.
The next day, he sent the job descriptions to his buddies.
They were already more than satisfied after reading them.
They had never imagined they could find jobs paying between five hundred thousand and over a million yuan a year.
After they discussed it with their families, everyone was strongly in favor.
If they had said they were going to work for someone else, their families might have thought they were being scammed. But knowing they would be working for Wang Yi put everyone at ease.
Wang Yi was now a national idol in China, adored by people of all ages and both sexes. How could there be any problem with