Within two days, Ju'anzhai's recruitment and procurement team sailed south.
This was the first time Ju'anzhai went to Fujian for procurement after opening, and they also wanted to recruit staff. Manager Ji took this matter very seriously and handled it from beginning to end without asking anyone else. He wished he could go on this trip himself. But he was old after all, and Ryan Cui was worried about him going such a long way, so he finally decided to ask Fang, who often went to the south, to take the staff of Cui's southern goods store.
The people in the Southern Goods Store had originally relied on their knowledge of traveling long distances to purchase goods, and they were somewhat arrogant. But since Cui Dahui was sent back to the countryside, and the Southern Goods Store was sold by the young master, they knew who had the final say in this family, and they all behaved themselves.
Ryan Cui asked them to sign a contract for outsourcing business with Ju An Zhai, which was certified by the government, so Fang was considered half of their owner. In addition, he was also used to traveling long distances, had connections, and knew the rules of traveling, so he managed those people so well that they didn't even have the idea of making trouble on the road.
Because Cui Fu's silk shop and cosmetics shop also needed to purchase goods, Ryan Cui asked the two shopkeepers to write down the items they wanted to buy. Cui Fu rented two boats and asked two big guys who were good at accounting to escort the boats. The two boats formed a team and traveled together.
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