<h4>Chapter 288: Chapter 289: Hard Job Seeking 5</h4><h4></h4>


    Mo Ran suddenly felt the world was full of hope again.


    Her eyes lit up as she asked, "May I ask, what kind of job is it?"


    "It’s a receptionist position at ourpany. You know, our advertisingpany meets with some major clients every day and we need someone to serve tea and water. To represent ourpany’s image, we need to find a woman with a good temperament for the job. Many beautiful girls don’t like this kind of work, and it’s not easy for us to find someone. I think, if you’re in urgent need of a job, you might want to give it a try."


    "Just serving tea and water?" Mo Ran was puzzled. Could there really be such an easy job?


    "Yes, it can be a bit tiring, though. Often you won’t need toe in for a few days, but when there’s a client, you have to work. Our clients generallye in the morning, so you’ll only need to work half a day. If there’s no client meetings scheduled, we’ll notify you that there’s no need toe in."


    "Ah?!" Mo Ran waspletely surprised, the job seemed far too leisurely!


    The person smiled and said, "Don’t worry about the sry. Since you’ll represent ourpany’s image, we won’t shortchange you. After deducting for the ’Five Insurances and One Fund,’ there’s still a sry of three thousand yuan."


    Mo Ran didn’t know how to react.


    "Miss Mo, even though this job doesn’t showcase your qualifications, it’s still pretty good. You might want to consider it."


    "When do I start?" She didn’t need to think it over at all. Such a great opportunity was hard to find.


    "You can start tomorrow, but for the next two days, we haven’t arranged to receive any clients, so you don’t need toe in. We’ll call and notify you in advance when it’s scheduled."


    "Okay, thank you!" Mo Ran quickly stood up, her heart brimming with excitement.


    "Then let’s go sign the contract andplete some formalities."


    "Great!"


    The naive Mo Ran never considered why such a job that any woman with a good temperament in thepany could do, would have a special hire.


    If she had thought about it further, she would have realized that the job was merely a title, paying her a sry each month without requiring her toe into work.


    But she was unaware of the workings within businesses, and naturally, she had no suspicions.


    Afterpleting the formalities, Mo Ran left thepany happy-hearted. Today, she was going to celebrate properly, to celebrate having found such a wonderful job.