Curated Life occupied nearly half of the second floor of the Entrepreneurship Center.
All the staff they had expanded so rapidly were students working part-time at the school. These students mainly handled development and took on most of the company's app development work.
The employees recruited socially for the off-campus branch naturally included developers as well. However, the requirements for outside hires were relatively higher, and recruitment was slower. They could not leverage sheer manpower to complete feature development and product iterations in a short time.
But they could not keep the on-campus students working day and night forever. The professional workhorses outside the school would gradually replace these reserve workhorses on campus.
For now, because of the product iterations, the work atmosphere in the company was quite good, and the reserve workhorses were all highly engaged.
Of course, their pay was still quite good. Though it could not compare with the professional workhorses outside, it was by no means little. After all, the company had secured funding, and Wang Yan paid generously. The students worked part-time, so their actual workload was not that heavy—only four or five hours a day. With the company providing meals and saving them money, their hourly wages were actually quite high.
Besides, they were getting involved in a major project ahead of time and gaining project experience, which was extremely valuable. Curated Life was no longer what it had once been. It was a rising star in the internet industry...
The moment she reached the second floor, she felt the bustling atmosphere. A group of male students, laughing and chatting, was heading into the company together. They smelled of cigarettes and were discussing all sorts of nonsense.
Gu Li ignored the male students and strode straight into Curated Life's office, aggressively searching for Wang