Chapter 390 - 20 Harvest_2
Han Shouzhen walked over and handed a document to Lin Xiaoguai, saying, "Wanwan, take a look at this; it’s the production registration for this season. The highest yield per mu is nearly six hundred kilograms, and that’s not a low figure."
At the beginning of the year, Han Shouzhen came to Lin Xiaoguai, hoping to work on the farm. After all, now that Xu Ji could attend school normally, there was no need for her full-time care anymore. Although her illness had basically healed, returning to her original job was impossible. She was not inclined to idle at a state-owned enterprise or to endure the caprices of a private firm. Lin Xiaoguai’s farm, however, was an exceptional choice for her.
It was both free-spirited and motivating.
Lin Xiaoguai agreed without much consideration, as she did indeed lack someone responsible for the farm’s production trade. Han Shouzhen, having been an administrative officer in the military, was astute, capable, and trustworthy—an ideal candidate.
Han Shouzhen adapted very well, handling not only the transactions with the military but also the registration management and HR in the warehouse, allowing Lin Xiaoguai to focus more on the gift shop.
With the intelligent management system in place, she wasn’t worried about losing control of the farm’s management. Moreover, Han Shouzhen was a very measured person; she summarized and reported on the farm’s affairs weekly, and consulted Lin Xiaoguai for important decisions.
For Han Shouzhen, this lifestyle suited her well; although there were several hundred employees on the farm, disputes were rare. Lin Xiaoguai’s reward and punishment system was both fair and sensible; all employees were motivated, got along amicably, and small conflicts under healthy competition were normal but the overall atmosphere remained harmonious. Despite managing many aspects, farm affairs were transparent and straightforward, HR was simple, and transactions with the military just required following the contract, so there wasn’t much to trouble her.
But life wasn’t without its rewards. Like some days having extra eggs, the cattle barn welcoming two new calves, and in half a month, pigs would be ready for market... These might be small matters, but they offered a sense of accomplishment.