That afternoon, Zhang Yang spoke with the headhunter for a while.
High rewards would always attract brave souls.
Spurred on by the enormous compensation, the headhunter, who specialized in the high-end talent market, went all out and found Zhang Yang quite a few elite candidates.
An annual salary of several million was more than respectable.
It was enough for him to choose someone whose education, résumé, work ability, and overall qualifications were all among the very best.
"This one graduated from Fudan School of Economics and has three years of investment banking experience..."
"This one graduated from the University of London Department of Economics and worked at Goldman Sachs for five years, serving successively as..."
"This one..." Zhang Yang suddenly blinked.
His gaze abruptly stopped on one particular résumé.
From junior college... steadily climbing step by step, all the way to a doctorate from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania...
Others went from junior college to a bachelor's degree. This guy had practically gone from junior college straight to the heavens.
As for his work history, it was even more down-to-earth: from investment banking, to CFO of a unicorn company, to CEO...
Those gifted prodigies who had sailed smoothly through prestigious schools were certainly outstanding, but this man's path of rising against the odds was unprecedented—nothing short of a miracle.
Having a junior college degree as his first qualification was no big deal. Judging by everything that came afterward, he lacked neither intelligence, talent, nor diligence. Perhaps he had simply awakened a little later than others.
Being late did not matter. Better late than never.
The headhunter's overall assessment of this candidate was that he was highly capable and well-rounded, exceptionally farsighted, skilled at advancing steadily, and possessed the bearing of a great commander. He was a natural-born