Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 164: Assessment

"If any of you three can successfully stay on, your basic monthly salary will be fifteen, with lunch included, and if you have to work overtime in the afternoon, dinner will also be provided." 𝚏𝕣𝕖𝚎𝚠𝚎𝚋𝚗𝐨𝐯𝕖𝕝.𝕔𝐨𝕞

"In addition to the basic salary, for every piece of clothing you sell or every order you close, I will give you a commission. The amount of the commission depends on the size, style, and price of the clothing."

"That is to say, the more you sell, the more commission you earn, and naturally, the higher your monthly paycheck will be."

Currently, whether in large factories or government offices, salaries are structured hierarchically.

Enduring for qualifications and waiting for a raise, in many people’s minds, this is considered normal.

So, hearing Jiang Ran’s proposal suddenly, the few girls were taken aback.

Seeing their slightly stunned expressions, Jiang Ran didn’t rush to speak again.

After waiting for a while, feeling she had given them enough time to digest this information, Jiang Ran finally asked, "So, do you want to stay?"

As soon as they heard Jiang Ran’s inquiry, the three girls immediately nodded vigorously and answered in unison, "Yes!"

Who wouldn’t want to?!

Not to mention the commission, even just the fifteen bucks a month salary plus meals was already very appealing.

Especially since selling clothes here doesn’t involve exposure to the elements or physical labor, it’s really the best kind of job one could have.

If they could sell more clothes in a month, the wages they earn would be even higher.

Even though they haven’t received their wages yet, just thinking about it made them all very excited.

Just by looking at their expressions, Jiang Ran could guess why they were excited.

This was a good thing for Jiang Ran.

Only if these girls are ambitious and want to earn more money, will they work even more diligently.

"Since that’s the case, put in some effort in the times ahead!"

Saying that, Jiang Ran called over Xia Qiufang to explain to them how to sell clothes and how to record customers’ measurements.

Xia Qiufang had just learned the ropes that morning and only knew some theoretical knowledge Jiang Ran had passed on to her.

Now, as Jiang Ran had her teach the three girls, Xia Qiufang could only mimic what Jiang Ran had said, relaying every word to them.

This was exactly the result Jiang Ran wanted.

They all started at the same point and knew the same amount, how much they could learn and apply would show their capabilities.

Jiang Ran didn’t stay and instead took the other two girls who knew how to sew to the back.

Jiang Ran gave each of them a piece of material and a drawing, instructing them to make a dress according to the blueprint and the specified measurements.

In this room alone, there were five sewing machines.

If these two girls could stay, there would still be one extra sewing machine available.

However, Jiang Ran wasn’t worried, she knew she could always recruit more people, and that sewing machine wouldn’t stay unused for long.

The two girls clearly hadn’t expected Jiang Ran to have them start making clothes by following a drawing right away.

Jiang Ran didn’t forbid them from discussing; she simply told them the time limit.

The dress was simple, and Jiang Ran required them to finish it before closing time.

If it were Xia Qiufang, she probably wouldn’t even need an hour to complete it.