Tech Dominator Starts with Raising Kids-Chapter 205: Adapting to Local Conditions

Su Wenyan chuckled softly and didn’t press further.

Actually, not only was the internal company staff speculating, but the outside world was even more curious about Candy Technology’s big moves.

Even though no one knew what happened, Candy Technology suddenly shifted its focus to the medical industry.

However, Candy Technology is recognized as being in its rightful business in the internet field.

Everyone knows that Candy Technology is absolutely top-tier in the field of algorithms.

Especially Candy Technology’s encryption algorithms, which remain unbroken to this day.

As for whether Candy Technology is catching up with major companies in the internet field to develop artificial intelligence,

Outsiders have speculated too, but even if it were true, people would just see it as another competitor.

Artificial intelligence sounds well-defined and pleasant.

But only those in the industry know that the current state of AI is not impressive.

Although there are differences among various companies, they aren’t significant.

In the cafeteria, Su Wenyan, who finished breakfast first, wiped her mouth with a napkin.

She picked up her tray, "Boss, I’m off to work."

"Alright, off you go then."

"Go for it! You can do it!" Mo Jingchun cheered for Su Wenyan with a smile.

Su Wenyan couldn’t remember how many times she had rolled her eyes at her boss.

Sometimes, she felt he was mature like an uncle, and other times, he seemed like a child.

Maybe it’s because he has a sister like Candy.

After leaving the cafeteria, Su Wenyan got on her little electric scooter, put on her helmet, twisted the handlebar, and the scooter that could go 40 kilometers per hour felt incredibly pleasant.

Su Wenyan also discovered the benefits of a small county, just like with her little scooter.

Fully charged, it can generally go 50 kilometers, meaning with a little scooter, you can run around the entire county. 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂

"Brother."

"Hmm? What’s up?" Mo Jingchun, eating a deep-fried dough stick, looked at Candy quizzically.

Candy pushed the stainless steel bowl towards Mo Jingchun’s hand and said, "Brother, Guoguo is full."

"I don’t want to eat anymore."

"Alright then." Mo Jingchun wiped Candy’s mouth with a napkin.

In a flash, Candy slipped from the chair to the floor and darted out from under the table.

"Brother, Guoguo is going to play～"

"Run slowly."

"Okay～～～"

On the other side, Bun, who had just feasted and sipped at the armed police hall, was lazily lounging at the entrance of the lab building, basking in the sun.

Life was too cozy.

Bun was thinking of sweet dreams when suddenly, Bun let out a miserable cry.

Out of nowhere, a knife came running over and lay directly next to Bun, squashing Bun’s chubby belly.

Bun’s cry of distress made the knife glance at Bun with curiosity, and then...

There was nothing after that...

The knife acted as if nothing happened, placing its head on the ground, sunbathing.

When there’s no training, the sun is always warm.

Time always passes by without noticing, and Candy Technology gradually faded from the public eye.

Only those diagnosed with leukemia would remember.

Oh, and there’s still this company, Candy Technology.

A few months ago, receiving a leukemia diagnosis meant despair.

But now, they would be surprised at most, wondering how they could have suddenly gotten leukemia.

As for fear, there really isn’t any.

Candy Technology’s leukemia-specific drug is said to have a cure rate of up to 75%, but statistics from the World Health Organization show that the cure rate is far above 75%.

It reached an astonishing 91.52%, and this rate keeps rising over time.

More deaths in the medical records are due to accidents rather than problems with the drug.

In December, most trees in the park had shed their leaves, only trees like osmanthus were evergreen with a full canopy of leaves.

Mo Jingchun walked into the office, feeling the temperature inside, and casually took off his coat.

He really didn’t find Huo County’s winter cold to be anything.

After all, Mo Jingchun had spent two years in Jing City.

"Boss, Su Wenyan sent over a document earlier. You weren’t here, so she left it on your desk."

Mo Jingchun nodded to Xia Xiaomin and replied, "Alright, got it."

Sitting down at his desk, Mo Jingchun picked up the document Su Wenyan left to review.

Just then, Xia Xiaomin made a cup of tea and brought it over to Mo Jingchun.

Mo Jingchun looked up and smiled, "Thank you."

A few minutes later, Mo Jingchun finished reading the document Su Wenyan delivered.

It merely reported that the factory had been completely built, and the production equipment could all be installed and debugged by the end of the month.

The current issue that needed resolving was the labor personnel for the production line.

"Xia, go tell the HR department to recruit workers in the county."

"I hope the smart glasses factory can be fully operational after the New Year holiday."

Xia Xiaomin, who had just sat down for a short while, stood up and nodded in response:

"Sure, boss."

Xia Xiaomin left and soon returned, but the girls in the HR department were all having headaches.

Unlike recruiting employees for the company, trying to recruit labor in the county, posting job ads online just doesn’t work.

To put it bluntly, in small counties like Huo County, most people over 30 don’t have a high educational background.

It’s not meant to be derogatory; it’s a very realistic issue.

This results in most people not looking for jobs on employment software.

Instead, placing a sign next to stores tends to attract more inquiries.

Wang Huihui rubbed her temples and said to her team:

"Anyone have any ideas? Share them."

"It’s already the 12th today, and we don’t have much time left."

The ladies in the office racked their brains, and at this moment, Song Caiyun quietly raised her hand.

"Go ahead."

"Sister Wang, we could actually learn from malls and use events, like forwarding moments and collecting likes to give small souvenirs, to quickly spread our factory recruitment information."

"The small gifts don’t need to be too expensive — eggs, cooking oil, or a bag of rice, 5kg or 2kg, would work."

Song Caiyun’s idea lit up everyone’s eyes.

People just tend to underestimate the prowess of the grandmas!

Song Caiyun’s suggestion also opened up people’s thinking.

Various ideas came pouring out from everyone.

The next day, Song Caiyun led people to start a moments forwarding and likes collection event at the entrance of the largest supermarket in the county.

To promote even better, Wang Huihui even contacted a local ad company, ensuring ten vans played recruitment ads daily throughout the county and in various villages.

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