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Chapter 407 - 407 48 Sun Dongxin Gets Picked Up by CEO Cheng_2

407: Chapter 48: Sun Dongxin Gets Picked Up by CEO Cheng_2 407: Chapter 48: Sun Dongxin Gets Picked Up by CEO Cheng_2 Recently, just as the incident with Ai Guobei had concluded, the guy made the hot search again.

Liu Yuanshang (Hunan), “The popularity around Cheng Daqi isn’t exactly good.

It’s pretty ridiculous to be slandered and rumored about.”

In Old Xu’s public account, most readers didn’t have any job-seeking needs, and the comments were focused on Cheng Daqi’s marketing and hype-building methods.

The situation was different on Tiktok, though.

As a burgeoning platform, the audience here was diverse, resulting in comments that were characteristic of the simplified Chinese internet.

Righteous Gourd Baby (Sichuan), “Am I remembering things wrong, or did I actually see this video before?

It mentioned recruiting executives with an annual salary of a million, what’s going on now?

There’s talk about live-streaming job recruitment and two million waiting for us to take, but how do we get it?

Do we need to line up?”

Heaven’s Scourge & Your Love (Shaanxi), “The million annual salary for recruiting executives doesn’t concern me, but CEO Cheng, if you’re hiring planners, then I’m going to give it a try.

I’d be satisfied with a monthly salary of five thousand.”

(Reply to original poster) “Trash, you’d be satisfied with a monthly salary of five thousand?”

(Original poster replies) “Making money isn’t easy, I know my own capabilities, I truly am useless.”

(Reply to original poster) “Seeing you guys struggling to earn money just makes me laugh.

My parents give me eighty thousand a month for an allowance; your lifetime of effort might just catch up to my heels.”

(User replies) “Don’t be in such a rush, sooner or later we’ll hang you up on street lamps!” (370K likes)

After reading this comment, Cheng Daqi pondered for a moment, then replied personally.

Cheng Daqi, “Bro, sign up for the live stream, and if you can get Sun’s approval, an annual salary of a million isn’t difficult.

The average salary of a Dongxin Group management trainee after five years is over six hundred thousand.”

The users weren’t responding much until Cheng Daqi did.

Once he replied, netizens started tagging their friends and relatives.

Toasted Tofu with Glass Noodles, “@zhumi come look, the domineering CEO has appeared!”

Bai Jianguo, “@Xiao Bai isn’t so white, his son, you come register.”

Luffy’s Hat Is Kinda Cool, “@My Gundam Prototype, dammit, a big shot’s here, son, you also register.”

My Gundam Prototype, “Get lost, I’m your dad!”

Heaven’s Scourge & Your Love, “Big brother, I’m not worthy, I know my own strength.”

Cheng Daqi, “Give yourself a chance, haha.”

Putting down his phone, CEO Cheng called over Xiao Cao.

“I’ve already settled things with Dongxin, the live stream begins tomorrow.

How are the preparation and preliminary interviews coming along?”

Xiao Cao, holding back the urge to roll her eyes, replied softly.

“CEO Cheng, you should at least give us a bit of time.

It’s only ten in the morning.

I have a meeting scheduled with Tiktok at noon; these preparations can’t be finished in just half a day.”

“The rush is indeed an issue, which is why I wanted to make the advancement process a three-day affair, to broadcast and warm up at the same time.

You get the HR department to prepare enough interviewees.

Those we planned to plug in should also take this seriously and prepare some talents, so we can spice up the event.”

Cheng Daqi understood the value of traffic.

The current live-stream recruitment wasn’t just about hiring; it was more about promoting Shanhaiguan and Dongxin.

The company’s influence grew step by step through these large-scale events or projects.

As the company’s reputation grew, so did the opportunities for collaboration—making clients aware of the company was the first step toward further cooperation.

Although Dongxin specialized in trade, Sun Dongxin was too low-key in dealing with things.

For an entrepreneur like him, the traffic from high-profile marketing would not be an issue at all.

“Three days?

CEO Cheng, we’re short-staffed, and we still have our normal jobs to do…”

Cao Yueyue’s reminder was crucial.

Shanhaiguan’s operations were quite substantial, and outside of the content creators, the other employees were stretched to their limits due to this urgent event.

“You ask Yang to pull people from Dongxin.

Dongxin has four thousand employees; it shouldn’t be a problem for him to bring over forty.

We’re all under the same group, we should help each other out.”

When in doubt, pull some strings—or rather, Sun Dongxin was also a shareholder of Shanhaiguan; he had to support them when it was time to do so.

“CEO Cheng, you should talk to Yang.

I’m just an assistant, so it’s not suitable for me to go.”

Sometimes Xiao Cao wondered how daring Cheng Daqi was, daring to have her do everything.

Handling a fifteen million mortgage pawn, organizing live-stream signings for financial rounds, contacting Tiktok, even pulling people from Dongxin—those were all tasks given to her.

Dude, I earn so little a month, yet the intensity of the tasks you’re assigning seems a bit too high.

“Okay, I’ll talk to Yang personally.”

Cheng Daqi rubbed his temples; running Shanhaiguan was much more complex than operating a chain of gyms.

He actually didn’t want Yang Yuan to have too much influence in the company; Dongxin’s influence was already big enough, which is why he wanted Xiao Cao to be the pawn in the game.

It seemed that Shanhaiguan’s need for a COO had reached an urgent point.

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On Lug Island, at Gaozaki International Airport, Cheng Daqi stood coolly with his hands in his pockets amid the crowd waiting for arrivals, ready to pick up Zhao Hongjin.

“Um…

Hello?”

A girl in a khaki trench coat noticed CEO Cheng and started speaking with a touch of surprise.

“Cheng Daqi?

You’re Cheng Daqi, right?

I’m a fan of yours!”

CEO Cheng was somewhat flustered; this seemed to be the first time in his two lifetimes that he had encountered a fan.

“Hello, hello, nice to meet you.

Where are you headed?”

The girl was amused by CEO Cheng’s silly question and covered her mouth as she laughed in response.

“I just arrived on Lug Island, coming back from Milan.

You’re so inspiring, we international students in Milan all follow you.”

The situation was a bit awkward, but Cheng Daqi never felt awkward.

“Aren’t all my fans supposed to be haters?

Why are you so fair-skinned?”

The female fan took out her sketchbook and handed it to CEO Cheng, urging him with a laugh.

“Even though you’ve figured out I’m a hater, I’ve now converted from hater to fan, so I should qualify for a few autographs, right?”

“Of course, but you’re going to need to give me a pen.”

“I’ve got one, here you go.

Sign four pages; everyone in my dorm is your fan.

I’ll give each of them one later.”

“Do I really have that kind of fame?”

“Oh yes, at first we all thought you were a clown, but as we kept up with you, we became the clowns.

Bro, you’re so inspiring.”

“Ha ha ha, not at all, I won’t let you talk about my fans like that.

By the way, what’s your name?”

“Su Rou.

Just write ‘Su Rou is sure to get into the Austrian Academy of Fine Arts.'”

“The Austrian Academy of Fine Arts dares to reject people?

“I study design, and the graduate school at Aomei is a bit challenging, ah, I hope things go smoothly.”

“All right, here you go.

Thank you for your support, and good luck with your studies!”

“CEO Cheng, Brother Cheng, could…

could we take a photo together?”

Su Rou, pulling her suitcase, left, and Cheng Daqi, having his first fan encounter, sighed wistfully.

In countless places around the world that he knew nothing about, numerous people whose names he couldn’t even remember were supporting him, recognizing him—it felt fantastic.

“Still reveling in it?

That’s CEO Cheng for you, popular with ladies wherever you go.

Should I start calling you ‘Mr.

Pheromone’ from now on?”

Zhao Hongjin teased Cheng Daqi playfully.

She had noticed the conspicuously taller Cheng amidst the crowd a while ago.

She just hadn’t wanted to interrupt as CEO Cheng was getting cozy with another girl.

“Ha ha, not at all.

That was a fan of mine; it’s actually the first time I’ve encountered one.”

Taking the suitcase from Zhao Hongjin, Cheng Daqi walked ahead, explaining as they went.

“Yo, I forgot, you’re now a big internet sensation with two million followers.

Should I greet you formally?

My bad.

I thought you were my friend just now and skipped that part.”

Zhao Hongjin’s teasing was relentless; unlike Mi’er, who was sarcastic, she practiced high-EQ torment.

“Sis, let’s head home first.

Sun has arranged a villa for me.

I had someone prepare the room with the best sea view for you.

Try to keep some modesty in your words and stop making fun of me.”