The large containers Qin Lin had bought each held 20 jin. After washing them, he filled them with the pure wild honey from the game and transported them to the manor.
As soon as he arrived, he carried the honey into the storeroom behind the bar. There, he saw Gao Yaoyao leading six people over.
The number of visitors to the manor had been steadily increasing lately, and notices looking for new employees had been posted around the grounds.
He hadn't expected six people to show up all at once today.
Four were young women around twenty, and the other two were middle-aged women.
"Boss, they're all here to apply for jobs," Gao Yaoyao said when she reached him.
Qin Lin looked over the six applicants. The four young women clearly hadn't been in the workforce for long. They still had the hesitancy and caution of job seekers.
He asked them to follow him to the side, then took the application forms they'd filled out from Gao Yaoyao.
The four young women had applied for customer service positions in the scenic area, while the two middle-aged women had applied for cleaning jobs.
He then asked the four young women the usual questions employers asked, such as whether they had relevant work experience, why they'd left their previous jobs, and even whether they were single...
These questions seemed like pointless formalities and were often mocked online. But after becoming a boss himself, he realized there was good reason to ask them.
The questions themselves weren't the point. Even these simple exchanges gave him an initial sense of an applicant's personality and character.
For example, when he asked the four young women whether they were single, did he really care about their relationship status?
He wanted to see how the three women