After the New Year, once work resumed, Xiong Qingchun began searching for high-end office space, just as they had discussed on New Year's Eve.
Relatively speaking, high-end office buildings were still quite expensive. Five yuan per square meter; for a space of over two hundred square meters, that came to thirty or forty thousand a month. Of course, it might actually be a little cheaper. Offices here were not that expensive, but it was still no small sum. Few startups would rush into a place this upscale.
But Wang Yan and the others were in the human resources service industry, and they wanted to develop headhunting services. Their company was different—they had to aim for somewhere upscale.
Nanning was currently developing Wuxiang New District. The idea had been proposed at a meeting in 2005, construction planning began in 2006, and by 2014, Wuxiang New District had already taken shape quite impressively. Moreover, the Nanning government was aggressively attracting investment, and many major companies had established their Guangxi headquarters here. At the same time, many high-tech small and medium-sized enterprises, financial firms, and others also had offices in the area, creating a clustering advantage.
The new office building Xiong Qingchun found was right here, and the environment was excellent. After all, it was a CBD area vigorously developed by a provincial capital. Even if it was not as wealthy as the eastern coastal cities, it was still no joke, with rows upon rows of towering buildings.
The office covered 260 square meters, enough to accommodate forty or fifty people. For a company like theirs, it was basically a one-step solution.
With so much space, it would have been a waste not to use it. So they set up several interview rooms, two manager's offices, and a finance office. Since they were