Lida Capital.
This week, there had been no new news from Xiao Cheng Technology, and while Jiang Yaoyao remained relatively calm, Yu Tian had already lost hope. She looked listless and couldn't muster any energy.
"Xiaoyu, don't be like this. It's just a project that didn't succeed, that's all normal," Hu Huazhou consoled her in a patronizing tone, "Think about me—I started interning here in college, and now that I've graduated from grad school, I'm still doing odd jobs just like you guys. I've seen through it all; in this industry, what counts as education or ability is fake. What really matters is who you know!"
He pointed to a bespectacled girl in the next group, "You know Zhao Yuanyuan, right? Her father is the president of a bank. She helped her boss land a big project in her first month as an intern. Less than three months later, she was made a permanent employee, and now she's already an investment specialist."
Yu Tian said, "I'm so jealous of her."
