Song Guocheng didn’t expect Yang Hao to be so agreeable; a brilliant smile showed on his face immediately.
“We’re all family, it’s just a helping hand.”
“Yang, you’re too polite!”
Although Song Guocheng said this, in his heart he was already calculating his days joining Maetian Entertainment seamlessly after his retirement.
Since he was retiring in less than a year, his recent work at “Hucheng Evening News” was of the extremely leisurely kind; although he still held the title of section chief editor, he was no longer responsible for specific duties, which inevitably gave him a sense of loss.
If he could work for a listed company like Maetian Entertainment after retiring, that would naturally be wonderful.
Not to mention the additional salary, Song Guocheng felt that this sense of recognition was worth its weight in gold!
Of course, the salary was also very important.
Song Guocheng could be described as “impoverished” for his whole life, so the prospect of receiving an additional salary after retirement was something quite worth showing off!
After discussing work matters, the Song family father and daughter left the villa.
On the way home, both Song Guocheng and Song Xuejiao were very excited; neither of them had expected things to go so smoothly. For Song Guocheng especially, it was a pleasant surprise; he had only been concerned about his daughter, acting as her bodyguard, without expecting to secure his position after retirement as well.
To become the head of corporate culture at a listed company, although the corporate culture department wasn’t a powerful one, in terms of the level comparison, it was higher than his position at “Hucheng Evening News.”
Mainly, the salary was also higher. Just now, Yang Hao had roughly indicated that the annual salary for the head of corporate culture should be around 200,000, not including bonuses.
At that moment, Song Guocheng even felt like “after wasting half of his life, he finally met a wise leader.”
Song Xuejiao was the first to send a WeChat message to Wang Jingru, expressing her gratitude.
“Jiaojiao, call your mom; we’ll go out for a big meal today and celebrate properly!”
While waiting for the traffic light, Song Guocheng turned to Song Xuejiao, who was sitting in the passenger seat, and said.
“Mm-hmm.”
Song Xuejiao nodded and quickly dialed her mother’s number.
“Jiaojiao, have you finished talking about work?”
“How did it go?”
Wang Hongjuan had actually been waiting for her daughter’s news all along. Ever since Song Xuejiao got divorced, her mood hadn’t been great, but she didn’t dare to show it in front of her daughter, fearing that it would make her daughter even more upset.
Today, her daughter had the idea and chance to start anew, and she was even more nervous than Song Xuejiao, silently praying in her heart that everything would go smoothly.
“I’m reporting to Maetian Entertainment tomorrow!”
“Mom, dad says today is a good day, we’re going out for a big meal to celebrate!”
The overjoyed Song Xuejiao responded with a laugh.
“Eat, we must eat!”
“Let’s go to that expensive private restaurant near our house!”
Upon hearing her daughter’s words, the worried Wang Hongjuan was also overjoyed and ready to celebrate in style.
“Okay, dad and I will head straight there.”
“Good!”
Wang Hongjuan answered and hung up the phone.
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The family of three met at “Qiao’s Home-style Cuisine.”
“Jiaojiao, tell mom what job you’re going to do at Maetian Entertainment?”
After sitting down, a curious Wang Hongjuan began to inquire.
“Director of the Chairman’s Office.”
Song Xuejiao replied truthfully.
“Director of the Chairman’s Office??”
Wang Hongjuan murmured to herself, her face immediately revealing a look of surprise; she wasn’t an ordinary housewife, having retired as the deputy head of the Comprehensive Affairs Department of Jing’an District Government, she was knowledgeable and understood the significance of the position of Director of the Chairman’s Office.
“This time, Jingru really did us a big favor!”
Wang Hongjuan couldn’t help but express her sentiment; her daughter was given such an important position as soon as she started at the company, which clearly wasn’t just because Song Xuejiao was extremely capable.
While Wang Hongjuan believed her daughter was quite outstanding, she wasn’t so inflated as to think her daughter could become the Director of the Chairman’s Office at a listed company just by going through a simple interview.
Clearly, the other party had placed their trust in her due to her niece Wang Jingru’s face.
“Mr. Yang is Xueru’s boyfriend.”
“Strictly speaking, dad and I are really riding on Xueru’s coattails.”
“Of course, Jingru has also contributed; I’ve already sent her a WeChat message, but she must be at work and hasn’t replied yet.”
Song Xuejiao said while browsing through the menu.
However, Wang Hongjuan caught the key information in her daughter’s words.
“Dad and I are both riding on Xueru’s coattails!”
It made sense for her daughter, Song Xuejiao, to ride on Wang Xueru’s coat-tails since she was about to start working at Maetian Entertainment.
But what was the deal with their old man?
Wang Hongjuan looked at Song Guocheng sitting across from her, “Old Song, what are you riding on?”
“Yang just took over the company and is short on people; he wants me to go over and lend a hand,” Song Guocheng explained.
“He’s offered me the position of head of the corporate culture department!”
“I already declined, but young Yang insisted so earnestly, and with the annual salary of 200,000, I reluctantly accepted…”
Song Guocheng boasted without a hint of embarrassment.
After hearing her father’s words, Song Xuejiao, who was looking at the menu, couldn’t help but cough violently a couple of times.
It was clear that it was her own father who had actively pursued the opportunity, but now it had turned into being eagerly sought after by others in her father’s story.
“200,000 annual salary?”
“Really??”
Wang Hongjuan naturally knew her husband well and guessed there was an exaggeration in his words.
But at that moment, her focus wasn’t on whether Song Guocheng had been boasting or not. To her, that was not important.